Dr. Chrys Egan is the Associate Dean of Liberal Arts, Interim Director of the Center for the Advancement of Faculty Excellence, and a Professor of Communication and at Salisbury University in Maryland, USA.Dr. Stacy Smulowitz, Ph.D., ABC, is an Associate Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Communication and Media at The University of Scranton and Executive Director of the Eastern Communication Association. She has a freelance and strategic communication consulting firm and provides guidance to organizational leaders.Dr. Mary Tabata has over 15 years of experience in higher education and nonprofit management, Mary is an adjunct faculty member at Eastern University, USA in the College of Business and Leadership and the Principal Coach at Phinishing Strong LLC.

• Foreword; Karen A. Longman and Susan R. MadsenIntroduction; Chrys Egan, Stacy Smulowitz, and Mary TabataSpirituality in Our Everyday Lives and LeadershipChapter 1. The Hidden Influence: How Personal Spiritual Practices Shape Women’s Leadership in Secular Contexts; Mac-Jane Crayton and Dequies LanierChapter 2. Leading Societal Change: Moral Courage Empowered by Women’s Spirituality; Catharyn A. Baird and Nancy SayerChapter 3. Jewish Women Leaders Framing Their Leadership Journey in the Context of Their Judaism; Ariel L. Kaufman, Lisa Friend-Kalupa, and Judith Zukerman KaufmanChapter 4. Resilient Spirit: Nurturing Faith, Hope, and Optimism; Fawzia A. AbbasChapter 5. A Balanced Leadership Paradigm Inspired by a Holistic Ayurvedic System; Serena ChengOrdained Women LeadersChapter 6. Doing This Work Differently: A Journey towards Flourishing; A. Denise Bell and Charisse L. GillettChapter 7. To Be Unapologetically “Woman” in the Pulpit: The Courage and Calling of Female Adventist Pastors; Linda Potter Crumley, Tara D. Hargrove, and René DrummChapter 8. Assemblies of God Women Ministers: Purpose, Calling, and Leadership Journeys; Jenny CarterChapter 9. A Female Rabbi in America: An Intersectional Journey; Rabbi Elizabeth GoldsteinChapter 10. Called to Leave: Clergy Women Reconstituting Self Beyond Toxic Church Culture; Lynn M. HoranChapter 11. Finding Beauty in Our Broken World: The Wisdom of Roshi Joan Jiku Halifax; Kathryn Goldman Schuyler

Dr. Chrys Egan is the Associate Dean of Liberal Arts, Interim Director of the Center for the Advancement of Faculty Excellence, and a Professor of Communication and at Salisbury University in Maryland, USA.Dr. Stacy Smulowitz, Ph.D., ABC, is an Associate Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Communication and Media at The University of Scranton and Executive Director of the Eastern Communication Association. She has a freelance and strategic communication consulting firm and provides guidance to organizational leaders.Dr. Mary Tabata has over 15 years of experience in higher education and nonprofit management, Mary is an adjunct faculty member at Eastern University, USA in the College of Business and Leadership and the Principal Coach at Phinishing Strong LLC.

• Foreword; Karen A. Longman and Susan R. MadsenIntroduction; Chrys Egan, Stacy Smulowitz, and Mary TabataSpirituality in Our Everyday Lives and LeadershipChapter 1. The Hidden Influence: How Personal Spiritual Practices Shape Women’s Leadership in Secular Contexts; Mac-Jane Crayton and Dequies LanierChapter 2. Leading Societal Change: Moral Courage Empowered by Women’s Spirituality; Catharyn A. Baird and Nancy SayerChapter 3. Jewish Women Leaders Framing Their Leadership Journey in the Context of Their Judaism; Ariel L. Kaufman, Lisa Friend-Kalupa, and Judith Zukerman KaufmanChapter 4. Resilient Spirit: Nurturing Faith, Hope, and Optimism; Fawzia A. AbbasChapter 5. A Balanced Leadership Paradigm Inspired by a Holistic Ayurvedic System; Serena ChengOrdained Women LeadersChapter 6. Doing This Work Differently: A Journey towards Flourishing; A. Denise Bell and Charisse L. GillettChapter 7. To Be Unapologetically “Woman” in the Pulpit: The Courage and Calling of Female Adventist Pastors; Linda Potter Crumley, Tara D. Hargrove, and René DrummChapter 8. Assemblies of God Women Ministers: Purpose, Calling, and Leadership Journeys; Jenny CarterChapter 9. A Female Rabbi in America: An Intersectional Journey; Rabbi Elizabeth GoldsteinChapter 10. Called to Leave: Clergy Women Reconstituting Self Beyond Toxic Church Culture; Lynn M. HoranChapter 11. Finding Beauty in Our Broken World: The Wisdom of Roshi Joan Jiku Halifax; Kathryn Goldman Schuyler

Dr. Chrys Egan is the Associate Dean of Liberal Arts, Interim Director of the Center for the Advancement of Faculty Excellence, and a Professor of Communication and at Salisbury University in Maryland, USA.Dr. Stacy Smulowitz, Ph.D., ABC, is an Associate Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Communication and Media at The University of Scranton and Executive Director of the Eastern Communication Association. She has a freelance and strategic communication consulting firm and provides guidance to organizational leaders.Dr. Mary Tabata has over 15 years of experience in higher education and nonprofit management, Mary is an adjunct faculty member at Eastern University, USA in the College of Business and Leadership and the Principal Coach at Phinishing Strong LLC.

• Foreword; Karen A. Longman and Susan R. MadsenIntroduction; Chrys Egan, Stacy Smulowitz, and Mary TabataSpirituality in Our Everyday Lives and LeadershipChapter 1. The Hidden Influence: How Personal Spiritual Practices Shape Women’s Leadership in Secular Contexts; Mac-Jane Crayton and Dequies LanierChapter 2. Leading Societal Change: Moral Courage Empowered by Women’s Spirituality; Catharyn A. Baird and Nancy SayerChapter 3. Jewish Women Leaders Framing Their Leadership Journey in the Context of Their Judaism; Ariel L. Kaufman, Lisa Friend-Kalupa, and Judith Zukerman KaufmanChapter 4. Resilient Spirit: Nurturing Faith, Hope, and Optimism; Fawzia A. AbbasChapter 5. A Balanced Leadership Paradigm Inspired by a Holistic Ayurvedic System; Serena ChengOrdained Women LeadersChapter 6. Doing This Work Differently: A Journey towards Flourishing; A. Denise Bell and Charisse L. GillettChapter 7. To Be Unapologetically “Woman” in the Pulpit: The Courage and Calling of Female Adventist Pastors; Linda Potter Crumley, Tara D. Hargrove, and René DrummChapter 8. Assemblies of God Women Ministers: Purpose, Calling, and Leadership Journeys; Jenny CarterChapter 9. A Female Rabbi in America: An Intersectional Journey; Rabbi Elizabeth GoldsteinChapter 10. Called to Leave: Clergy Women Reconstituting Self Beyond Toxic Church Culture; Lynn M. HoranChapter 11. Finding Beauty in Our Broken World: The Wisdom of Roshi Joan Jiku Halifax; Kathryn Goldman Schuyler