When I first returned to regular attendence, I was given the book Blue Like Jazz by Donald Miller as a way to see a 'different way to look at worship'   Miller was a student at Reed and I thought assoicated with an active church in Portland for awhile, although I see he's back in Tennesee now.    It's was a good reaquaintence with the idea of an more active spiritual curiousity, minus the dislike of many practices of the 'organized' church.   

These days I read a daily writing by Richard Rohr, a Catholic Fr  in the Fransiscan tradiion and I really love it, (probably over 6 years now).   He's not well liked by many Catholics which I take as a bit of a positive endorsement.  I have never attended a Catholic Church although my Father was Catholic and I had an infant baptism in that church.  My first father died days before my second birthday.  That was the end of my families Catholic experience.

I go search for City Bible, I'm curious.