Tumbled People

Religion & Spirituality

synopsis

Synopsis

Are you feeling spiritually adrift, burned out, and hopeless? Are the old ways of

praying not working for you anymore? I am here to tell you that you are not alone.

In fact, you join millions of others who are ready to move, not away from God, but

toward deeper spiritual life.

In Tumbled People: Deconstructing and Reconstructing Your Faith, you will

find hope and encouragement the spiritual changes you are going through are

a normal part of the stages of spiritual growth and development. Using personal

stories, quotes from mentors, and easy onramp spiritual practices, the author will

help you move from burnout to spiritual thriving.

Let the healing journey begin!

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Author Biography

Jacci lives with her husband in Nevada's high desert. They spend their mornings hiking through the sagebrush with their big yellow dog, Rocky. Jacci loves chocolate, babies, and coffee with friends. She's worn many hats in her lifetime: therapist, school counselor, campus minister, and mom. Her favorite hats are her writer and grandmother hats, which come in wild colors and don't fit too tightly. Jacci has written Bending Willow,about Riley and Mia, in search of a father who doesn't know they exist. It is the first book in The Finding Home Series. Bending Willow has been on Amazon's top 100 Middle Grade Action/Adventure list since it came out and represented Nevada at the National Book Festival in Washington D.C. In addition to sharing her stories about Riley and Mia, Jacci is the author of the Amazon best-selling young adult series, The Finding Home Series. Jacci has an active blog and has written articles for Middle Shelf Magazine and Conversations Journal. She loves connecting with readers so give her a buzz on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Google+, Linkedin, Tumblr, or Instagram.

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Walking a Labyrinth

Have you ever walked a labyrinth? It's a fun spiritual practice and you'd be surprised where you find them. Try googling "Labyrinths near me." There are a lot of ways to walk on, but here is what I usually do.

Book Excerpt

Tumbled People

I often pray out all the things that are bothering me as I wind my way toward the center of the labyrinth. When you get to the center—which takes a while, so don’t rush it—there is a God space. I think of it as the goal, or center, a place of union with the Divine. I like to try to leave my worries there. Then, on the way out, I think of all I have to be grateful for, and there are many things. This makes me a different person with a new perspective when I leave my burdens in the hands of someone bigger than me, and with the gratefulness for all my blessings on my mind.

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Jacci Turner

Tumbled People

Synopsis

Author Biography

Author Insight

Walking a Labyrinth

Have you ever walked a labyrinth? It's a fun spiritual practice and you'd be surprised where you find them. Try googling "Labyrinths near me." There are a lot of ways to walk on, but here is what I usually do.

Book Excerpt

Tumbled People

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