How to Have an Attitude of Gratitude on the Night Shift

This simple accessible little devotional should be taken like a medicine in daily dosages: repeat as necessary until your spirit is heartened. I was moved in my spirit and heartened in my commitment to act by contemplating these lives and these prayers. I trust you will be too. Expect to be sobered nourished uplifted and spurred to responsive action. In short expect to be blessed and edified. --Dr. William David Spencer How to Have an Attitude of Gratitude on the Night Shift with poetry by Teresa Flowers and narration by Jeanne DeFazio is a precious collection of brilliant invocations of healing and grace for everyone in this world of trial and tribulation. It is a beautiful jewel to keep for everyone to read. --Ted Baehr founder Movieguide Camarillo CA In a world where the sacredness of youth is desecrated by abortion abuse and divorce the poetry of Teresa offers us images of hope and dignity the hope and dignity that only Gods love and power can bring. Read Teresas poetic words and feel a surge of the life of God sweeping into our broken world with an intimate embrace. --Michael Manning Catholic priest whose ministry is television The Word in the World Riverside CA The world needs the kind of simple loving faith-filled philosophy espoused in How to Have an Attitude of Gratitude on the Night Shift. It has a searing beauty that reaches deep down into ones heart. --Tony Duke+ founder Boys and Girls Harbor East Hampton NY Teresa Flowers is a Deacon at Pilgrim Church in Beverly MA and the Director of Pilgrim Churchs Community Meals Program. She is a contributing author to the book Creative Ways to Build Christian Community co-authored by Jeanne C. DeFazio and John P. Lathrop (2013). Jeanne C. DeFazio holds an MA in Religion from Gordon Conwell Seminary. She is currently an Athanasian Scholar at Gordon Conwells Center for Urban Ministerial Education in Boston and the co-editor with John P. Lathrop of the book Creative Ways to Build Christian Community (2013).