rotestant spirituality" is sometimes considered an oxy-moron. Spirituality has traditionally been seen as the domain of the Catholic faith, and not of the Protestant Reformation and its offshoots. That perspective is in error, as Dr. Joseph Driskill demonstrates in Protestant Spiritual Exercises, a book that introduces readers to the spirituality that evolved from Calvin, Luther, and other Reformers.

This book, intended for seminary students, clergy, and lay leaders within Protestant congregations, helps readers discover their rich spiritual heritage through an examination of its history and practice and the theological affirmations that undergird it. Actual practices (the Prayer of Examen, Luther's Four-Stranded Garland, and others) are covered in practical detail. Driskill ex-plains how individuals and groups can use the exercises and cau-tions leaders regarding gender and age issues.