Malcolm Goldsmith

Do you find the idea of spending time alone in prayer attractive or scary? Do you think of faith as something that is concerned with transforming the world or transforming your soul? Does the possibility of a silent retreat appeal to you, or would you be reluctant to go? You are invited to explore these questions and others in the Spirituality Questionnaire at the heart of this easy-to-follow introduction to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. Whether you are new to Myers-Briggs or are looking for a fresh way to improve the quality of your spiritual life, this book can deepen your understanding of your own personality as well as enhance your relationships with those around you. Most important, it can help you open your heart and mind to God in ways you may never have imagined were possible.

Exploring Your Spirituality with Myers-Briggs

Knowing Me, Knowing God

People with Dementia and the Local Church : a Guide and Encouragement for Ministry

In a Strange Land--

Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (Great Britain)

Martin Wharton

This new edition of this fascinating and revealing book offers a beginner's guide to the 'Myers-Briggs Type Indicator', showing how your personality type and temperament affects all aspects of your life and relationships with others. The MBTI can help you discover why you think and behave in certain ways, and why other people respond to you as they do. It can help you identify your major strengths - what makes you do some things better than others - and it can help you make more of those aspects of your personality that may be lying dormant and under-developed. The MBTI can be helpful in improving all kinds of relationships - whether you're at home with your family, at work with your colleagues, or perhaps on a course studying for an exam. It can also be helpful in understanding the life of the Church; why people have different ways of responding to God, both emotionally and intellectually; why some are attracted to a particular kind of church; and why some prefer to pray in one way and not in others. In all these areas of life, the MBTI has proved itself an invaluable means of achieving a deeper self-understanding. It can also lead to a greater sense of self-worth and a richer and more realistic appreciation of other people. 'A delightful introduction to my mother's work'. Peter Briggs Myers.

Malcolm Goldsmith

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