Gregory F. A. Pierce makes a striking claim: The holy and the transcendent can be found in the midst of the hustle and bustle of daily work. Rather than being a "œgrind,"� our work can be "œgrist"� for our spiritual mills. Indeed, the work we do has enormous spiritual significance. Spirituality at Work offers invaluable guidance for everyone who seeks to nourish their spiritual lives while on the job.
Pierce's ten disciplines of workplace spirituality include:
•finding sacred objects
•living with imperfection
•assuring quality
•giving thanks and congratulations
•building support and community
•dealing with others as you would have them deal with you
•deciding what is enough-and sticking to it
•balancing work, personal, family, church, and community responsibilities
•working to make "œthe system"� work
•engaging in ongoing personal and professional development