Ordinary Mysteries
“ORDINARY MYSTERIES is extraordinary in how much in-depth theology, psychology, and spirituality are brought together in one book. Here is Carl Jung paired with Howard Thurmond. Explorations into Trinity, Beatitudes, Ash Wednesday. We are invited to a “holy curiosity” and “a gritty mysticism grounded in compassion.”
Bishop Doug Fisher
Episcopal Diocese of Western Massachusetts
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Weird Wisdom
“Somewhere in their 40’s or 50’s, many men who’ve built a successful career and family and life, experience a restlessness and a boredom that is not satisfied using what worked earlier in life. This is a book that maps this new territory and offers much needed skills and tools for the journey.”
– Allen Proctor, Director, The Haden Institute
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Everyday Spirituality
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“Everyday Spirituality is exactly what the title says – an invitation to honor ordinary experiences as holy ground. We don’t have to go to on a retreat or sign up for spirituality lessons – we can stay where we are and sense divine presence in what we do each day. Hazelwood’s writing is so conversational that at times I started talking to him even though he wasn’t in the room. He weaves together insights from scripture and theology with his own experiences and stories he has received from others. He does this so naturally we hardly notice -- we simply travel with him and go happily. Hazelwood writes with the heart of a pastor and a mystic. Like the poet Mary Oliver he isn’t afraid to say, “I don’t know exactly what a prayer is/I do know how to pay attention…” This book will help every reader pay attention, too.”
Barbara K. Lundblad
Joe R. Engle Professor of Preaching Emeritus
Union Theological Seminary in New York City