Simplicity
Our closets, our garages, our cupboards, our lives are — let’s face it — cluttered. Stuff is everywhere: old yearbooks, projects we started years ago but never finished, commitments to activities that we now regret making but don’t feel we can pull out of. Are you longing for space — for simplicity? Here is a book to bring you there.
Soul Care Resources are designed to be simple, but not simplistic, guides to maintaining or recovering the life and health of your soul, that essential personhood created by God as you. In four sections Mindy Caliguire helps you discover and embrace who you are, set healthy boundaries and embrace simplicity as a lifestyle that brings freedom.
You use this book in small chunks of daily reading, covering the whole book in the course of four weeks. Also included are four guided group discussions for use with a small group or a spiritual friend.
Are you ready to start your journey toward simplicity?
Endorsements
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For many years I have enjoyed a soul-nurturing friendship with Mindy Caliguire, so I know she lives out the truths she writes about. I am delighted that her passion and practical wisdom will find an increasing audience through these studies.
Lynne Hybels, author of Nice Girls Don’t Change the World
Mindy Caliguire
Mindy Caliguire is the co-founder and president of Soul Care (www.soulcare.com) which exists to increase soul health in the Body of Christ by providing pathways, practices, and guides to help leaders personally flourish and achieve missional impact. Mindy serves as an Ambassador for the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA), and in the past has served in executive leadership at Gloo and the Willow Creek Association (now GLN). Soul Care serves ministries and organizations across the US and beyond including C‑12, Compassion International, The Navigators, Christ Church of the Valley, Dallas Theological Seminary, Plum Creek Church, and many more. Mindy’s most recent book is Ignite Your Soul: When Exhaustion, Isolation, and Burnout Light a Path to Flourishing (Sept ’24, NavPress).
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