A Forgiving Heart

A Forgiving Heart
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A Forgiving Heart: Prayers for Blessing and Reconciliation

Description of A Forgiving Heart:

In a world filled with hurt, forgiveness makes love possible. Forgiveness is a process that may be painful but leads to freedom from guilt and resentment, opening the way to blessing and reconciliation. A Forgiving Heart lets readers know they are not alone. This collection of powerful prayers offers understanding and new perspectives, providing healing for our relationship with God, ourselves, family and friends, in our communities, and among nations. These prayers have been gathered from spiritual writers including C.S. Lewis, Mother Teresa, Henri Nouwen, and Desmond Tutu, as well as ordinary people who have struggled with offering and receiving forgiveness.

Information on A Forgiving Heart from the publisher:

In this masterful collection. Lyn Klug has brought together some of the most poignant and profound writings on the subject of forgiveness from historic and contemporary writers. Through their words, Klug leads us to contemplate forgiveness as it relates to ourselves, our friends and family, our communities, and the world.

About Lyn Klug:

Lyn Klug is the editor of All Will Be Well: A Gathering of Healing Prayers and Soul Weavings: A Gathering of Women’s Prayers, and has led many retreats on prayer. She lives in Amery, Wisconsin.

Description of Lyn Klug, author of A Forgiving Heart:

In a world filled with hurt, forgiveness makes love possible. Forgiveness is a process that may be painful but leads to freedom from guilt and resentment, opening the way to blessing and reconciliation. A Forgiving Heart lets readers know they are not alone. This collection of powerful prayers offers understanding and new perspectives, providing healing for our relationship with God, ourselves, family and friends, in our communities, and among nations. These prayers have been gathered from spiritual writers including C.S. Lewis, Mother Teresa, Henri Nouwen, and Desmond Tutu, as well as ordinary people who have struggled with offering and receiving forgiveness.