By Joan Kelley, Director of Facilitator Development for oneLifemaps Where do you tend to get stuck – the past, present or future? It’s hard for me to believe that in a couple months my son, Will, is going to turn 17. Seven months ago he was diagnosed with leukemia. So I have to admit we […]

by Anita Schamber, oneLifemaps Facilitator During the recent busy Christmas season, when have you noticed the love of God through the kindness and compassion of others? As my 4 year old granddaughter, Claire Arney, rode in the back seat of her mother’s car one bitterly cold December day on the way to preschool in Denver, […]

By Sibyl Towner, co-Author of  Listen to My Life This past Sunday was the 4th Sunday of Advent…the season of waiting with anticipation…the time of listening more deeply to who we are and who we are becoming in Christ in this particular year. It is an invitation to honesty and openness on our part. It […]

By Sharon Swing, Co-Author Listen to My Life  What would your life be like without gratitude? Our friend’s 16 year-old son, Will, was diagnosed with leukemia this summer. His mom, Joan Kelley, has been writing a blog entry each night on Will’s CaringBridge web site: http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/willkelley. Through her writing, Joan has given us a glimpse […]

By Sibyl Towner, Co-Author Listen to My Life In this busy world have you considered silence as a life-giving rhythm? Silence is a spiritual discipline that allows you to create a space in this busy world to encounter and hear God. One way to do this is through a silent retreat. A silent retreat is when […]

by Sharon Swing, Co-Author of Listen to My Life: Maps for Recognizing and Responding to God in My Story Often, I pass the hours of car trips by sleeping while Tom drives. But things were very different while my family vacationed in the red rock country of Sedona, Arizona. The sights were beautiful and fresh […]

by Rebecca Madden, oneLifemaps Facilitator One of the maps in the Listen to My Life workbook is called Peak Experiences. It helps one to identity satisfying activities and experiences that can be clues to one’s unique design and purpose. When I began the process of looking at my life and my Peak Experiences a few years ago, the […]