The experience at the Center for Spiritual Renewal was rewarding indeed. I made two presentations in workshop/seminar format at the Longview Mansion. I am hoping that this blogspot will work so I can be in conversation with those of you who attended. My first presentation was on "Prayer and Our Bodies." The second presentation was on "Spiritual Journaling." I pray that God in His divine wisdom will use our time together to further the journeys of those who came.
Yours in Jesus,
Curtis
The above entry was right after the Summer Celebration in July. This past week I made another presentation on "Spiritual Journaling." We had 28 who signed up for this event. It is my desire to provide a place for those who have gone through the Academy for Spiritual Formation and/or the Shalem Institute or other comparable experiences so that continuing dialogue and learning may occur. Pass the word along so that others may access this blog site.
Yours in Jesus, Curtis (Friday, Nov. 18, 2005)
CONNEXUS SPIRITUS This blog is for believers interested in sharing their journeys of spirituality and spiritual formation as they pursue the heart and presence of God. Discussions of the spiritual disciplines, historical theology, current news items with spiritual discernment, personal journeys of faith, tough questions of spiritual inquiry, helpful resources and building of relationships in Christ for kingdom service will guide the entries.
Friday, November 18, 2005
First Posting of CONNEXUS SPIRITUS
Welcome Participants from Center for Spiritual Renewal:
This is the first posting of a new blog site I have set up for our group. The process is all new to me, so you will have to be patient. I am hoping that we can get all on the listserve correctly connected to this blog. I will be guiding some discussions and inviting your feedback and direction also.
I want to ask a question and have all of you respond who desire. I am slated to make two presentations this summer on journaling as a spiritual discipline. Here are my questions:
1. How has journaling aided your spiritual formation?
2. When and how do you actual journal?
3. What resources have been the most helpful for you in this area?
And, finally, do you agree with this statement?--"No spiritual formation can occur without journaling."
Looking forward to some wonderful discussions.
Yours in Jesus,
Curtis
Dr. Curtis D. McClane
Chair, Biblical Studies Department
Professor of Religion & Spiritual Formation
Global Christian University
Adjunct Professor of Ethics
National College of Business & Technology
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