Mary E. Mitchell Book order

"In what may seem an unlikely pairing, Rev. Dr. Mary E. Mitchell and Dr. Michael J. Nichols share more than a decade of correspondence focused on spirituality in the harsh setting of a Missouri maximum-security prison. Mitchell, an ordained Centers for Spiritual Living minister, and Nichols, a felon sentenced to life without parole, share letters remarkable in their candor and insightful in the possibilities inherent in every soul. If the central question of American jurisprudence is whether criminals can be rehabilitated, then these letters demonstrating Nichols's own search for spiritual wisdom offer a resounding yes."--Back cover

The book offers a structured approach to learning through 32 straightforward lessons, designed to simplify complex concepts. Each lesson builds on the previous one, ensuring a gradual and effective learning experience. Readers will find practical exercises and tips that encourage engagement and retention of knowledge, making it suitable for learners of all ages. The focus is on clarity and accessibility, promoting confidence in mastering new skills or subjects.

36-year-old Kate Cavanaugh, a high school guidance counselor, faces life's challenges after the sudden death of her young husband. Two years later, she and her two children are still coping with the loss as they navigate a new, difficult reality.