Spiritual Autobiography Links:

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Discovering New Ways to Share:

We hope you find support, encouragement and inspiration as you explore these links. They have been included to get your creative juices flowing and to give you a starting point for beginning your spiritual autobiography. You’ll also find some “advanced” suggestions for those who are ready to really dig in! More information is just a click away!

Please remember that Journey on Canvas is not affiliated with these links: while we have visited them, and thought some of the content might prove to be helpful for you, Journey on Canvas is not responsible for the content of linked websites. These are just ideas, and opportunities to see what other people are doing, not endorsements. Please take the time to make your own conclusions. We strongly urge you to pray about what you will find as you click on the links below. Ask God to guide you to what He’d like you to use as you journey.

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Life Care Christian Center: Workshops, Retreats, Care Groups and Training for Anyone Who Wants to Better Understand Their Own Story
http://www.lifecarechristiancenter.org

Writing the Spiritual Autobiography:
http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/00725127/student_view0/additional_material-999/spiritual_autobiography.html

The Episcopal Church and Visual Arts:
http://www.ecva.org/

A Place to Connect Spirituality and Creativity:
http://www.soulistry.com/Soulistry/About_June.html

An artist shares her journey in words and images:
http://www.lgruger.com/blog/?cat=101

Thoughts on writing spiritual memoir at:
www.preservememories.net

An introduction to spiritual memoir:
www.spiritualmemoir.com

Find resources and partners for art that heals:
Healing Power of Art Blog Spot

Learn about art and artists with a message of healing:
Healing Power of Art Blog

Struggling On Your Journey? Maybe Moody Minds Can Help?
http://www.moodyminds.com/

Free Spiritual Autobiography resource on-line. Just click and read:
Writing the Sacred Journey: the Art and Practice of Spiritual Memoir

Articles to help you make sense of your journey:
www.soulsupply.com

A place to consider your roots:
http://blog.sinkyourroots.com/

An excellent spiritual autobiography study guide:
Spiritual Autobiography: Discovering and Sharing Your Spiritual Story

A two week spiritual autobiography method:
Outline for Writing a Spiritual Autobiography

Motivations and methods for journaling:
Congregational Resource Guide for Journaling

Stimulation for beginning your own spiritual memoir:
Spiritual Autobiography Article

An online spiritual weblog:
www.livingthesolution.com

Resources to help you begin sharing your spiritual autobiography:
http://www.spiritualmemoir.com/

The Belden House, a Residential Home for Brain Injured Adults, Opens Their Gallery:
http://www.debbiehardingart.com/links.php?63028

A Visual Chronicle of a Survivor's Journey:
http://www.starrettbelfer.com/home.htm

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Put the Good Stuff Inside
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God has given us some good stuff that’s just right for our insides: communion. It’s the power of God put right within us. It propels us forward beyond the place we are in. When we receive we let God know that we need him- that we want Him- living and dwelling in us. Once we’ve given Him permission, He turns a small piece of bread and a little cup of juice into renewal for our minds, for our insides and for our very souls. All we have to do is choose to put the good stuff inside.