by Lowell Greathouse (Author)

What does it mean to be truly alive and experience the world's multidimensional nature? How does one maintain integrity and a sense of self, while also seeing life as a wondrous adventure full of diversity, challenge, and mystery? What influences and encounters have made the greatest impact on someone's life? These questions are especially important to consider today, when so many basic assumptions and foundational standards are being challenged. Healing--both personal and communal--depends on the ability to listen to each other's stories. To take time to be in conversation together. To explore what it means to be fully alive and human. This is how it's possible to gain greater insight and build community with one another. While There's Still Time opens up this dialogue, by inviting readers to probe fundamental questions: Where does one feel most at home? How does one experience love? What stories shape who someone is as a person? What does it mean to live in community with others? Such queries are essential to any journey involving experiments in the art of living. Today is a good time to engage in such conversations with each other!

Author Biography

Lowell Greathouse is the author of Navigating Trumpworld and Rediscovering the Spirit. He is a United Methodist minister, having served in urban, rural, and suburban congregations. Greathouse has worked at United Way of the Columbia-Willamette, Community Action in Oregon, and Catholic Charities in San Francisco. He currently facilitates conversations on "Talking Values Across Political Divides" for Oregon Humanities. His family roots in Oregon date back to the 1890s.