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You are twentysomething and in the prime of your life. You are
current, capable, cosmopolitan, and completely confused.
Thrust out of the comfortable existence of a college student and
into the cold, hard reality of life in the "real world," you face a
whole new array of responsibilities. You have to find a job,
possibly relocate to a new city, find a place to live, figure out
how to pay the bills with the entry-level salary you land, make new
friends, and find a church (just to name a few)
The good news is that you're not alone. Margaret
Feinberg-twentysomething herself-wants you to know that there are
tens of thousands of others facing these same challenges. "Our
twenties really can be some of the best years of our lives, no
matter what our landlords, bosses, parents, or anyone else says,"
encourages Feinberg.
Offering Scriptural insights, encouragement, humor, and
practical wisdom, twentysomething confronts this "crisis" and shows
you how to survive without losing your patience or your passion for
life. twentysomething will inspire you to hold onto your dreams and
to embark fearlessly on the journey God has for you.
Originating from weekly talks given to a contemplative community of
monks and nuns, the meditations in this book aim to help the reader
live as profoundly as possible, in deepening desire for union with
God. It is arranged according to the liturgical year, from Advent
through to Pentecost, some of the meditations deal with practical
issues, some offer guideposts for spiritual discernment, and others
are lyrical evocations of the transformative power of the
contemplative way. Underlying all is the basic assumption that God
has drawn near to each one of us, and that our fulfilment is found
in surrendering our lives to that Enfolding Presence and Creative
Love.
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