Archive for August, 2007

A reprise of a 2001 Dick Staub interview with Edward M. Hallowell. Library Journal says of his book Connect, “Hallowell urges readers to make time for connectedness, which he alternately defines as having person-to-person interaction or being involved with something greater than oneself.” He identifies Twelve Points of Connection (i.e., marriage, family, friends, work, beauty, the past, nature, pets, ideas and information, institutions, religious concerns, and self-knowledge) that can supply this grounding.

A reprise of a 2001 Dick Staub interview with Edward M. Hallowell. Library Journal says of his book “Connect” “Hallowell urges readers to “make time for connectedness,” which he alternately defines as having person-to-person interaction or being involved with something greater than oneself. He identifies “Twelve Points of Connection” (i.e., marriage, family, 55

A reprise of a 1990’s Dick Staub interview with Rev. John Stott who retired in 2007 after years of service at the Church of All Souls in London. He served as Chaplain to Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom (1959-1991). In a November 2004 editorial on Stott, New York Times columnist David Brooks cited 55

A reprise of a 1990′s Dick Staub interview with John Stott who retired in 2007 after years of service at the Church of All Souls in London. He served as Chaplain to Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom (1959-1991). In a November 2004 editorial on Stott, New York Times 55