Robert Earl Hayden Ruhi14 and Spirit: Educators Speak is

and Spirit: Educators Speak is a collection of real-life stories from a diverse group of educators on a wide range of issues such as how to deal with difficult students

forgiveness and communal renewal across the ages

The passages included offer guidance and prayers on subjects relevant to any family regardless of their background or current circumstances

Five astute essays linking modern mathematics and logic with issues traditionally the concern of philosophy and theology

Elaine McCreary offers a fresh perspective on human affairs

Robert Earl Hayden Ruhi14 and Spirit: Educators Speak isRobert Hayden was the first African American Poet Laureate of the United States. Born in Detroit, he attended Detroit City College (now Wayne State University) and eventually earned a Master of Arts in English Literature from the University of Michigan. He became a Bah in 1943, and in 1966, he was awarded grand prize for poetry at the First World Festival of Negro Arts. In 1975, he was appointed Poet Laureate. Mr. Hayden believed that art and