The twelve turnings that Marshall describes are the type of events that shape a person: growing up, love and marriage, facing death, making a living, starting over in relationships and business, and more. Meeting God at Every Turn tells what happened each time Catherine turned a corner-how she surprisingly encountered grace. It's her story, but every reader's too. Thirteen pages of family photographs are included.

    Goldsmith devoted his life to teaching this spiritual belief so others may discover and experience the presence of God within. But, sharing this philosophy was not an easy task. Before he could reveal this profound spiritual principle, Goldsmith realized he must first overcome obstacles that were deeply-rooted in traditional religious teachings. The prevailing perception of God was portrayed as a heavenly spirit that one could only reach through prayer or religious clergy, making this the most challenging obstacle Goldsmith faced.Goldsmith met this challenge by writing an inclusive commentary of selected Scripture that history had only taught in literal terms. This book of spiritual interpretation offered a newfound "Oneness" with God, filled with insightful guidance giving people the courage to now look within for spiritual nourishment, health, harmony, and inner peace.As Goldsmith writes, "There is no place where God ends and you begin. God is the Mind, the Life and Soul of each and every human. There is only one Mind. One God. One Power. One Presence."