What People Are Saying About The Circle of Life…

The Circle of Life is a simple yet profound process of personal change that enhances the quality of participants' lives from a holistic perspective.
Catherine Lee, CSJ
Cleveland, Ohio

Achieving a balance between career and family, personal and social demands, work and play, is clearly a high priority for our congregation. Circle of Life provides a means for meeting this need in a small group ministry setting.
Bill Wenger, Pastoral Associate
Lord of Life Lutheran Church
Chagrin Falls, Ohio

The Circle of Life brought healing to a great number of religious leaders in the Greater New York Metropolitan Area following the devastation of September 11, 2001. Transformational is the word used by Rabbis, Imams, pastors, priests and monks to describe the impact the Circle of Life had on their ministry and life.
Rev. Dr. Willard W. C. Ashley, Sr.
Project Director, Care for the Caregivers Interfaith Program
Council of Churches of the City of New York

The emphasis on wellness in the Circle of Life has challenged our church at a systemic level. We now are asking questions such as, "How does this action impact the wellness of our community, nation or world?" as we plan our mission engagement.
Rev. Lynn Anderson, Pastor
Grace Presbyterian Church
Lakewood, Ohio

After working with over 750 therapy cases with church workers (pastors, teachers, Associates in Ministry, Directors of Christian Education) over the years, I am so grateful for a grace-based, well-designed educational program that facilitates church worker wellness. I am excited about using Circle of Life in the FL-Bahamas Synod (ELCA) and FL-GA District (LCMS) to encourage and assist health and well being in the lives of our workers. I see the great potential for Circle of Life to greatly benefit the life of our Lord's church.
Rev. Dr. Mel Jacob
Executive Director
Lutheran Counseling Services
Winter Park, FL

The Circle of Life is a balanced approach to the care of body, mind, and spirit. The process helps us live out our baptismal call to be good stewards of the gifts God has given us.
Tammy Devine
Wellness Coordinator
Board of Pensions
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America