Erik Walker Wikstrom is the Lead Minister at Thomas Jefferson Memorial Church in Charlottesville, Virginia. He is the author of several books and curricula, including Serving With Grace: Lay Leadership as a Spiritual Practice.

• IntroductionPractices Born in TraditionLearning to Pray by Sue MagidsonFinding a Teacher by Wayne B. ArnasonHow to Begin an Integral Transformative Practice by Arvid StraubeDirected Mini-Retreats by Matt AlspaughThe Greatest of These Is Love by Susan MankerThe Silent Singing Alphabet or Setting the Altar by Laurie BushbaumEnlightenment in the Dressing Room by Jaelynn P. ScottEntering the Labyrinth by Leia Durland-JonesThe Cosmala by Jon Cleland HostPractices Born in PlayMaking Magical Moments and Letting Them Go by Lynn M. AcquafondataInstagram as Spiritual Practice by Cynthia CainPlaying with My Dolls by Erik Walker WikstromRoller Derby by Dawn Skjei CooleyPractices Born in Daily LifeThe Spiritual Practice of Chop, Chop, Chopping by Linnea NelsonThe Bloom of the Present Moment by Barry AndrewsThe Whole of the Spiritual Life: A Meditation on Friendship by James Ishmael FordOn the Days I Eat by Colleen McDonaldWalking as a Spiritual Discipline by Jonalu JohnstoneMaking Art by Amy Zucker MorgensternCreating Community by Jessica LinCollecting Joy as a Spiritual Practice by Ann RichardsIntegrating Technology into Spiritual Practice by Aaron M. StockwellResourcesAbout the Contributors

"We have a special place in our hearts for those who have the zest, discipline, and resilience to practice everyday spirituality. Hats off to Erik Walker Wikstrom, the editor of this engaging and creative paperback, who has brought together an unusual group of Unitarian Universalist clergy and lay people to share their passions with us." —Frederick and Mary Ann Brussat, Spirituality & Practice