Journal of Sacred Work

Terry Chapman PhD

  • It’s All Caregiving!

    Each of us has unique God given Gifts including our abilities, skills, temperaments, and attributes! One has the ability to create and balance a budget; another can chat happily with strangers; and a third can cook up a truly tasty… Continue reading

  • Get Out of Your Boat Days 233-234

    Each of us is occasionally confronted by a situation of dire need where we have two choices: one is to stay in the comfort of our “boat” and do nothing, or get out of our comfort zone and try to… Continue reading

  • Days 292 & 293 Your Life Mission Part II – by Dr. Terry Chapman

    Always remember that every person is gifted. Balance your paid work with volunteer missions to help others while enriching your life at the same time! Continue reading

  • Days 267-268 – What is Your Mission in Life?

    Productive caregivers have a mission unmatched by any other calling. Your ministry of help to others makes a huge difference in improving the lives of all you help. Continue reading

  • Days 185-186 – Mindfulness

    We are all journeying on planet Earth as pilgrims! When we reunite we join our spirits which gladdens both our worlds and smooths our pathways toward Heaven! Continue reading

  • Days 149-150 Slingshots to Nuclear War?

    Too many soldiers from all countries gave their lives since human beings picked up stones and slingshots, then catapults and now nuclear war is in mankind's quiver of suffering and death! God watches our inadequate use of free will and… Continue reading

  • Days 235-236 A New Adventure

    All of us face long term confinement and a different way of living during the Covid-19 Virus.  We suffer from fear of catching the virus and also from the demands on our physical and emotional systems when staying at home,… Continue reading

  • Days 271-272 At One with Oneself!

    Note: Guest reflection by the fabulous Terry Chapman PhD. To be at one with oneself should be a primary life goal.  But getting to that point in one’s life journey requires the courage to keep moving toward a more integrated… Continue reading