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Other names: Hirsh, Sandra
Hirsh, S.
Birthdate: 1942
Gender: female
Nationality: USA
Places of residence: Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
Education: Arcadia University (BA|History)
University of Pennsylvania (MA|American Studies)
University of Minnesota Twin Cities (M.A.I.R|Industrial Relations)
Occupations: consultant
Organizations: Sandra Hirsh Consulting

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LifeKeys: Discover Who You Are by Jane A. G. Kise

This book is a powerful guide to uncovering your talents, spiritual gifts, passions, values, and personality -- all that God made you to be. Includes engaging stories, inventories, self-tests, and other easy-to-use exercises that make it a one-of-a-kind tool.

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PendleHillLibrary | 1 other review | Mar 30, 2022 |

LifeKeys Discovery Workbook: Discover Who You Are by Jane A. G. Kise

Comes with Leaders Guide

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DioceseofOttawa | Oct 12, 2011 |

LifeKeys: Discover Who You Are by Jane A. G. Kise

Authors Jane A.G. Kise, David Stark and Sandra Krebs Hirsh bring years of helping people in church and business discover the richness of all God made them to be and the unique ways only they can contribute to the world. (Comes with workbook)

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DioceseofOttawa | 1 other review | Oct 12, 2011 |

Soultypes: Finding the Spiritual Path That is Right… by Sandra Krebs Hirsh

Authors' Note: "The authors acknowledge that there are many expressions of spirituality and a variety of religious experiences.... We chose in these pages to differentiate between religion and spirituality and contend that there is a clear distinction."

The authors go on to describe in detail the spiritual path most natural to each of the 16 MBTI types.

This book belongs on the same shelf with my Popular Psychology and New Age books, not with my books on Christian Theology and Christian Living. The authors offer neither scriptural proof nor scientific evidence for their assertions in reference to soul and spirit.

I only found one book, chapter, and verse reference from the Bible, Philippians 1:9-10. Overall, the authors ignore the biblical concept of life in the Spirit, a serious shortcoming for a book on spirituality.… (more)