Tom Owen-Towle

An primer on the ministry that is psychologically wise, theologically deep, and humanly warm that is a must read for laity and clergy alike.

Essays that aspire to evoke the range of dimensions that comprise love: trust, guilt, forgiveness, compromise, weeping, anger, loneliness, etc.

This is a book about finding oneself. Following Thoreau's example, Owen-Towle takes off into the woods of California in search of spiritual renewal. He learns that the point of life is primarily to show up, take our seats, and pay attention. The fundamental religious act is astonishment.

A volume of 40 simple, usable suggestions for committed couples who wish to have greater fun and fulfillment while staying married to the same person.