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By writing about their own questions and growing faith in God, authors Norberg and Webber blend many insights from biblical study, therapeutic experience, and theological reflection into the dynamic process of prayer and healing. Expanding the traditional definition of healing, the authors offer practical ways for readers to consider the varieties of God’s healing love for individuals, institutions, and communities. An ideal Lenten study.

Tilda Norberg, a United Methodist minister, is the founder of Gestalt Pastoral Care. After receiving her theological education at Union Theological Seminary, she completed further training at the Gestalt Institute of Princeton. Norberg is also a graduate of The Gestalt Institute of Canada and the Lomi School in San Francisco.The Rev. Dr. Robert Duff Webster (1936?2015) was professor of New Testament at Lancaster Theological Seminary from 1973?1999 and taught religion at Bradley University from 1968?1973. He graduated from the University of Oklahoma, Perkins School of Theology with a Bachelor of Divinity, Yale Divinity School with a Master of Sacred Theology, and he received his PhD at Yale University. Webber was ordained in the United Church of Christ. An active volunteer in the Lancaster community, Webber was a board member of The Parish Resource Center and a founding member of Lancaster Interchurch Peace Witness. He traveled extensively through the Middle East and South Africa as part of his lifelong passion for peace and social justice. Webber coauthored with Tilda Norberg Stretch Out Your Hand: Exploring Healing Prayer, published by Upper Room Books in 1999.

The Rev. Dr. Robert Duff Webster (1936-2015) was professor of New Testament at Lancaster Theological Seminary from 1973-1999 and taught religion at Bradley University from 1968-1973. He graduated from the University of Oklahoma, Perkins School of Theology with a Bachelor of Divinity, Yale Divinity School with a Master of Sacred Theology, and he received his PhD at Yale University. Webber was ordained in the United Church of Christ. An active volunteer in the Lancaster community, Webber was a board member of The Parish Resource Center and a founding member of Lancaster Interchurch Peace Witness. He traveled extensively through the Middle East and South Africa as part of his lifelong passion for peace and social justice. Webber coauthored with Tilda Norberg Stretch Out Your Hand: Exploring Healing Prayer, published by Upper Room Books in 1999.