A New Way To Be Human

A nationally known spiritual leader who has worked for decades with Archbishop Desmond Tutu and legions more activists in the fields of religious and political freedom, homelessness, poverty and discrimination, Robert V. Taylor has distilled his lifetime of achievement and profound spiritual experience into this long-awaited new book.

A New Way to Be Human: 7 Spiritual Pathways to Becoming Fully Alive has already received thunderous rave reviews, including extensive kudos from Archbishop Desmond Tutu, with whom Taylor has worked for many years.

Dean of St. Mark’s Cathedral Seattle for eight years, Taylor was also nominated for Bishop of California, and for a significant period of time he was the most prominent, openly gay Episcopal priest in the U.S.

New York’s Governor George Pataki referred to Taylor’s multi-ethnic, multi-cultural congregation in Peekskill as the “moral conscience and soul of the city.” A popular public speaker, Taylor maintains a busy schedule of appearances on the media and at churches, conferences and gatherings throughout the United States.

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| by Steven D. Farmer

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| by Reviewer

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| by Triza Schulz

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| by Robert Moss

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