Christopher Chamberlin Moore

Christopher Chamberlin Moore has more than forty years experience ministering in the Episcopal Church, serving parishes in Southern California and the East Coast, including New England, and on a tiny fishing island off the north coast of England. A nationally recognized conference leader, he is the author of What I REALLY Want to Do, Opening the Clergy Parachute, Solitude: A Neglected Path to God, and, most recently, Soul Stages: Surviving and Thriving in the Second Half of Life. He has written for many denominational, Christian and secular publications, and has won an Emmy Award for Excellence in Religious Broadcasting.

Chris is fascinated by what makes us who we are. Why are we drawn to certain paths and not others? What makes us choose the work we do? Why are certain experiences life-giving for us? Where do we find our "bliss"? How can we find joy, purpose and passion in the second half of life? These questions guide his life and his writing.

Chris and his wife live near Philadelphia. To learn more, go to www.facebook/christopherchamberlinmoore.