Language of Shalom: 7 Keys to Practical Reconciliation - Miller, Cheryl
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Have you ever wished you could be a peacemaker but weren't really sure how to go about it? Sometimes when we try to resolve disputes, things blow up instead of getting better. Cheryl Miller, a trained mediator with over 1000 hours of experience in victim-offender mediation, has put together a guide for anyone who would like to learn basic principles to address conflict or problems in communities, families, or work. The Language of Shalom: 7 Keys to Practical Reconciliation is a practical guide to restorative justice, Christian community development, and mediation. Ms. Miller, Executive…mehr

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Have you ever wished you could be a peacemaker but weren't really sure how to go about it? Sometimes when we try to resolve disputes, things blow up instead of getting better. Cheryl Miller, a trained mediator with over 1000 hours of experience in victim-offender mediation, has put together a guide for anyone who would like to learn basic principles to address conflict or problems in communities, families, or work. The Language of Shalom: 7 Keys to Practical Reconciliation is a practical guide to restorative justice, Christian community development, and mediation. Ms. Miller, Executive Director of a housing program for eighteen years, has used these techniques for the last ten years with the women who reside at the home. Now anyone can experience the transforming power of these keys to practical reconciliation.
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Cheryl Miller is the owner and consultant for Quantum Circles Consulting. She works with organizations and communities to develop effective approaches to poverty alleviation and reconciliation. Her past experience was as Executive Director of Perpetual Help Home, a housing program for women that launched several innovative programs to help move women into economically stable futures. She has a BA from the University of Houston-Victoria in Education and a MAIS from UHV in Nonprofit leadership and Communication. She is a Credentialed Advanced Mediator and has facilitated victim/offender mediations for 17 years for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. She served on the board of directors as Vice-Chair for the Christian Community Development Association.