About this ebook
Over the years, starting in the 1970's, she wrote the pieces gathered in these pages -- to explore and express her experiences and beliefs. The writings include stories of her religious wanderings, prayers, and sermons — leavened with humor.
"These ideas will surely help seekers on their own path of growth. You did good!" wrote Janell Moon, author of How to Pray Without Being Religious, and Stirring the Waters: Writing to Find Your Spirit.
Andrew Ramer, author of Queering the Text and Torah Told Different, wrote of Tales of a Seeker: "I was moved by your stories and felt supported by your journey and where it got you to, and I know others will too, so — thank you for a timely read, a reflecting mirror for many of my own questions."
About the author
Dana Vinicoff grew up with Jews, Catholics, Twelve-Steppers, and atheists; and that was just in her immediate family. Since then, she has wandered in fields of agnosticism, various flavors of Christianity, Reform Judaism, and Buddhism. Not content to simply warm a pew, she has usually gotten involved in leading worship at the congregations she attends, whether singing in the choir, leading songs or prayers, or delivering sermons. The variety of her religious experiences ensures that something in this book will speak to you.
