Can we encounter God in mowing the lawn as well as in the Eucharist? Continuing a series on the six major Christian traditions, or streams, outlined in his book Streams of Living Water, Richard Foster talks about the Incarnational Tradition, or the Sacramental life.
For more, see the Renovaré webpage on The Six Streams and Richard Foster’s book Streams of Living Water.
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Richard J. Foster is founder, past president and current team member of Renovaré. Having studied at George Fox and Fuller Theological Seminary, Foster has served as a pastor and taught worldwide on spiritual formation. Author of dozens of articles and six books, including Celebration of Discipline, Richard continues to write on the spiritual life. He and his wife, Carolynn, have two grown children, Joel and Nathan, nine grandchildren, and live near Denver, Colorado.
Nathan Foster is Director of Community Life at Renovaré. Formerly, he served as the Andrews Chair in Spiritual Formation at Spring Arbor University and the Pastor of Spiritual Formation at a Free Methodist Church in Jackson, MI. Nathan is a licensed clinical social worker, a certified addictions counselor, and plays bass in the indie rock band Istra Blue. Learn more at nathanfosterprojects.com.
