A novel of spiritual fiction exploring Judeo-Christian & New Age values begin when Maggie Dillitz is appointed as interim minister after a conflict in the Middle East plucks the senior minister from his post. The book explores emotions related to women in the clergy & sexual harassment in the ministry, & the Apostle Paul's sentiments in the New Testament are examined. Maggie previously earned her MBA from Harvard Business School & then made a career change when she answered the call to enter the ministry by attending the Yale Divinity School. One chapter showing a mini-reunion of close girl friends at their 15th Harvard Business School reunion reveals lifestyles & concerns of America's elite working class 15 years out of the world's premier graduate school as they struggle with middle age, baby-boomer anxieties, child-rearing issues, spiritual hunger, & emotional appetites. Midway through the book, Maggie's career unexpectedly explodes in her face when she preaches a sermon on the book of Amos, an Old Testament book written by a prophet in 750 BC. A chapter called "Caribbean Chaos" takes place in Jamaica, where Maggie experiences sexual harassment by her boss, a senior minister, while on a mission project. "Saying Goodbye" is the final chapter of the book, & it examines issues related to death & dying as Maggie preaches the funeral service for one of her Harvard Business School friends who dies from cancer in her forties.