Where’s God? — #2 Silence

Confession 101 – part one - What is it & how to do it (even if it's been a long time)
What Works: Meditation - It isn't boring, it isn't non-Christian and you do have the time for it
A Queer Conversation - A traditional nun and her openly gay cousin discuss sexuality and the Catholic Church
Busted Halo’s Digital Pilgrimage Video Blog - Follow Brittany, Samuel and Shiloh's video blog as they meet Busted Halo readers and listeners across America
Catholics and the Culture of Hate - A plea for an end to our culture wars
5 Ways to Celebrate Valentine’s Day without Bling or Booty - Recession friendly ideas for love without money
The Saint and the Sultan - A forgotten incident in the life of St. Francis speaks volumes today
Pro-Life or Pro-Active? - On the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, a nun reflects on the abortion debate

A BustedHalo video feature

Faith, spirituality and religion are too often looked upon as the province of “experts” who spend all their time in places of worship. At BustedHalo.com we frequently hear from readers who desperately want to explore their spiritual questions but feel alienated from traditional faith communities. The fact is that our experience of sacredness is as unique and personal as our fingerprints, but we sometimes fail to recognize these moments as God’s way of speaking to us in our everyday lives.

“Where’s God?” chronicles the countless different ways people experience transcendence. In episode #2 Ph.D. student Tara Good describes her experience of God outside the walls of church.

We encourage readers to share their own experiences with us at: editor@bustedhalo.com

Originally published May 29th, 2007

The Author : Bill McGarvey
Bill McGarvey is the editor-in-chief of BustedHalo. In addition to having written extensively on the topics of culture and faith for Commonweal, America, The Tablet (in London), Factual (Spain), Time Out New York, and Book magazine, McGarvey is a singer/songwriter whose music has been critically acclaimed by the New York Times, Washington Post, the Chicago Tribune, Billboard and Performing Songwriter. You can follow him at his website billmcgarvey.com or on Facebook.com/billmcgarvey
See more articles by Bill McGarvey (103).

recent features Connecting the Dots : My imperceptible and awkward conversion What Works: Starting Fresh : As Spring and Easter approach and What Works celebrates its first anniversary, a reminder that renewal is possible at any time Busted Halowood : California Week: March 14 - 22, 2010 Spiritual but not religious — Not so fast! : Making the case for moving beyond your own personal God Las Vegas “Quickie” : The Princess, The Priest and the War for the Perfect Wedding Episode 13 The Zarathushtra Effect : Meet the followers of a dwindling ancient faith which they claim influenced Christianity podcasts #232 – Should I be worried about the academic workload of seminary? Obedience and Unity Did He Just Say Paula’s Father?! recent popular features Confession 101 – part one - What is it & how to do it (even if it's been a long time) What Works: Meditation - It isn't boring, it isn't non-Christian and you do have the time for it A Queer Conversation - A traditional nun and her openly gay cousin discuss sexuality and the Catholic Church Busted Halo’s Digital Pilgrimage Video Blog - Follow Brittany, Samuel and Shiloh's video blog as they meet Busted Halo readers and listeners across America Catholics and the Culture of Hate - A plea for an end to our culture wars 5 Ways to Celebrate Valentine’s Day without Bling or Booty - Recession friendly ideas for love without money The Saint and the Sultan - A forgotten incident in the life of St. Francis speaks volumes today Pro-Life or Pro-Active? - On the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, a nun reflects on the abortion debate halo store e-mail updates Get a weekly e-mail so you don't miss the latest from Busted Halo®! Email:	feature April 14th, 2009 Where’s God? — #2 Silence A BustedHalo video feature by Bill McGarvey print send to friend email editor comments (0) Faith, spirituality and religion are too often looked upon as the province of “experts” who spend all their time in places of worship. At BustedHalo.com we frequently hear from readers who desperately want to explore their spiritual questions but feel alienated from traditional faith communities. The fact is that our experience of sacredness is as unique and personal as our fingerprints, but we sometimes fail to recognize these moments as God’s way of speaking to us in our everyday lives. “Where’s God?” chronicles the countless different ways people experience transcendence. In episode #2 Ph.D. student Tara Good describes her experience of God outside the walls of church. We encourage readers to share their own experiences with us at: editor@bustedhalo.com Originally published May 29th, 2007 print send to friend email editor comments (0) The Author : Bill McGarvey Bill McGarvey is the editor-in-chief of BustedHalo. In addition to having written extensively on the topics of culture and faith for Commonweal, America, The Tablet (in London), Factual (Spain), Time Out New York, and Book magazine, McGarvey is a singer/songwriter whose music has been critically acclaimed by the New York Times, Washington Post, the Chicago Tribune, Billboard and Performing Songwriter. You can follow him at his website billmcgarvey.com or on Facebook.com/billmcgarvey See more articles by Bill McGarvey (103). post a comment Your Privacy Matters Please note that the editorial staff reserves the right to not post comments it deems to be inappropriate and/or malicious in nature, as well as edit comments for length, clarity and fairness. Name (required) E-Mail (required) We Also Recommend A Little Bit Married Sparks Discussion : On its 5th anniversary, Christine Whelan discusses the purpose of Pure Sex, Pure Love Busted Halo’s Digital Pilgrimage Video Blog : Follow Brittany, Samuel and Shiloh's video blog as they meet Busted Halo readers and listeners across America Finding God in All Things : After 500 years, St. Ignatius' Spiritual Exercises continue to transform lives 5 Ways to Celebrate Halloween Without Turning Tricks for Treats : How to make Halloween more fun and less foul Marc Adams’ vlog from Guatemala : How the global economic downturn is affecting La Antigua Double Life : A mother is torn when options are limited	sponsored links interested in this space?

Where’s God? — #2 Silence

A BustedHalo video feature

We Also Recommend