Description:
a map through the wilderness of sorting out what we believe and how we can codify and own that as our own "religion"
Review Quotes:
"Spiritually Homeless" is deeply inclusive and compassionate, constantly inviting its readers into a shared, safe community. (Independent Book Review)
"...a steady and compassionate guide for anyone seeking meaning beyond organized religion." Recommended by US Review of Books"As director of a retreat center, I regularly talk with people who would consider themselves to be "spiritually homeless." In his new book, Kris Girrell gives voice to the type of people who are seeking community in sacred spaces like retreat centers - the "spiritual but not religious" (SBNR), the "numinodivergent," those who no longer resonate with organized religion, those who have a wordless experience of awe and wonder, those who find themselves in a Dark Night or a spiritual dryness. Everyone who wanders on the journey is not lost. They are on a "mystic" journey with Girrell shining light on the path and offering a new way home." Rev. Dr. Lawrence Jay, Executive Director, Rolling Ridge Retreat and Conference Center
"Spiritually Homeless is deeply inclusive and compassionate, constantly inviting its readers into a shared, safe community. Throughout the book, Girrell positions himself as a fellow traveler-not a teacher or a spiritual guru, but a companion. We can feel the soft, unwavering call to take this journey as a personal invitation to rediscover what faith and meaning might look like when stripped of dogma and filled instead with honesty, curiosity, and true connection." Independent Press Review
"a steady and compassionate guide for anyone seeking meaning beyond organized religion" US Review of Books