Author Archives: Gail Cawley Showalter
Religious Reorientation – Brian D. McLaren
Since we were both divorced, they required a document from each of us. It stated that our divorces were scripturally based. Sam refused. I do not sign documents that deal with my personal spiritual life. Something able that seems offensive to my privacy.
Religious Reorientation – Entering the Castle
Since we were both divorced, they required a document from each of us. It stated that our divorces were scripturally based. Sam refused. I do not sign documents that deal with my personal spiritual life. Something able that seems offensive to my privacy.
Religious Reorientation – Influencers
Since we were both divorced, they required a document from each of us. It stated that our divorces were scripturally based. Sam refused. I do not sign documents that deal with my personal spiritual life. Something able that seems offensive to my privacy.
Religious Reorientation – Denominations
Since we were both divorced, they required a document from each of us. It stated that our divorces were scripturally based. Sam refused. I do not sign documents that deal with my personal spiritual life. Something able that seems offensive to my privacy.
Religious Reorientation, a Memoir – No Coincidence Here, Part 2
About the time Mother recalled the correct name, she read a letter in that day’s mail from Jaynet informing her of their whereabouts and verifying the name of their friends. When Jaynet called the Beaumont operator it was 5:00 and I think all of what we call “Ma Bell” was listening in on their conversation. […]
Religious Reorientation, a Memoir – No Coincidence Here
Since we were both divorced, they required a document from each of us. It stated that our divorces were scripturally based. Sam refused. I do not sign documents that deal with my personal spiritual life. Something able that seems offensive to my privacy.
Religious Reorientation, a Memoir-When Challenges Stack
That was in February (2023). Sure enough-I was diagnosed with autoimmune hepatitis and I was put on steroids, heavy-duty steroids. And other stuff that had unpleasant side-effects.
Religious Reorientation: a Memoir – Sometimes Life Hurts & Yet Divine Messages Still Come
There are people without a conscience, and sadly they do not experience joy either. They are not to be scorned but pitied.
Religious Reorientation, a Memoir – A Miracle Connection in the Clouds
I wanted to move to Austin. I spent the entire following summer working on getting another job, a job out of the classroom. I had a Master’s Degree and hoped it would open doors. Nothing. Not one interview. To say I was discouraged is an understatement.
Gail Cawley Showalter 