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Finding God Abiding

Daily Meditations

CHRISTINE MARIE EBERLE

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English
Woodhall Press
13 September 2022
Through four weeks of daily meditations, Finding God Abiding identifies movements that run like threads through the story of our lives. We awaken to the world around us, discover and rediscover our path, practice love in its many forms, and grieve the loss of much that we hold dear. Gazing too closely at the tangled strands and frayed knots of our false starts and failures, often we see just the back of the tapestry, and one square inch at a time. Only God beholds it whole: not a random collection of short stories, but one great narrative of grace at work. Drawing on the author's thirty years in ministry and her Jesuit education, each meditation contains a true story, a nugget of spiritual insight, thought-provoking questions, and a memorable Scripture quote. The recollections are simple: biting into a juicy peach; mending a broken pipe; weeping over a parent's death. These common experiences invite the reader to consider their own story and discover there the God who abides as the one constant in a life marked by ceaseless change.
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Imprint:   Woodhall Press
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 152mm,  Width: 177mm,  Spine: 10mm
Weight:   208g
ISBN:   9781954907133
ISBN 10:   1954907133
Pages:   120
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Christine Marie Eberle passionately connects Scripture, spirituality, and everyday life. After the 2018 publication of her first book, Finding God in Ordinary Time, Christine concluded her 26-year career as a college campus minister to devote her time to writing, public speaking, and retreat facilitation.

Reviews for Finding God Abiding: Daily Meditations

"""[Eberle] helps us discover an ever-present, ever-patient God who is with us in both the 'pivot points' of life as well as the most mundane, the beginning of new relationships as well as those we must let go."" Ann Garrido, associate professor of Homiletics, Aquinas Institute of Theology"


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