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In Scott's world, a simple blade of grass, a peek of sun, a cat's stretch are all worthy of attention. Scott's meditations guide us into that good world and invite us to sit a moment and to breathe. And to be renewed as the good people he says we are.Sharon Watkins, General Minister and President (2005-2017), Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)We hear a lot about moral compass, about values, but principles become real when we see our daily lives in the picture and come away with an idea of how kindness and humility and gratitude could look in actual practice. For years, Sunday by Sunday, Scott Taylor's weekly reflections engaged us in living what we like to think we believe. In his words, we see ourselves more clearly and see what our lives might look like.Rev. Chuck Peek, Episcopal Diocese of NebraskaScott Taylor's, Good Morning, Good People is the cozy, warm blanket we need to curl up in right now. Every entry reminds us that beauty is everywhere, and we just need to stop long enough to see it. It's a wonderful companion to daily journaling or meditation.Rev. Kelley Becker, Disciples Christian Church, OK_________________Rev. Scott Taylor was called to serve as Senior Minister at First Christian Church, Grand Island, NE, in September 2007. Prior to accepting the call to Nebraska, he served as Youth Pastor at Disciples Christian Church in Bartlesville, OK. Beyond ministry, Scott is also a songwriter and singer with 6 CDs released. After 8 years in Nebraska, it was time to return with his wife, Patty, to Oklahoma and family - three children, 9 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great grandchild. He has served in Interim and Hospice ministry as well. Today, he and little dog, Patticake, take care of napping daily for rich contemplation!
