Looking Up: A Birder’s Guide to Hope through Grief
That is what this book is ultimately about: becoming a person fully alive; present to creation and present to other human beings, particularly those who are suffering. — Roy Howard
Roy Howard is the dean of the Academy of Artful Leadership, a leadership coach and previous book review editor of the Presbyterian Outlook. He lives in North Potomac, Maryland.
That is what this book is ultimately about: becoming a person fully alive; present to creation and present to other human beings, particularly those who are suffering. — Roy Howard
"The theology undergirding Berry's work is 'the law of love,' and he urges us to obey it for our own good."
Roy Howard shares some of God's creatures found on the Galápagos Islands.
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