Have you outgrown your childhood religion? Does your church no longer meet your spiritual needs? Ellie Harold's personal quest to find " a church I can breathe in," led her to understand how churches can evolve to fulfill a growing individual's requirements.

Where Two Or More Are Gathered: A New Church for the 21st Century reveals the distorted underpinnings of traditional church, shows how transitional churches can serve the contemporary seeker, and describes a new kind of church designed for profound spiritual transformation.

From the Back Cover of "Where Two Or More Are Gathered"

Rev. Ellie Harold has written a remarkable book. It is a "must read" for all who are on a spiritual path. If you have felt that something is missing in your spiritual life or in your relationship with God, if you have felt that church (either as a minister or congregant) is not soul-satisfying, I urge you to read and ponder the truths in this book.

Rev. John Strickland
Past Chairman of the Board of the Association of Unity Churches
Delegate to the Parliament of the World's Religions

Where Two Or More Are Gathered is a gutsy and insightful look into a part of our lives that most people do not trust themselves to examine critically. Ellie Harold does not flinch in speaking from her own religious experience and the conviction born in her through that experience.

Richard Moss
Author of The I That Is We, The Black Butterfly,
The Second Miracle, and Words That Shine Both Ways

Where Two Or More Are Gathered's analysis of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs as it relates to why people are drawn to different kinds of churches is eye-opening. If you are confused about what you want and don't want in a church, reading this book should help you know which direction to head in."

Donovan Thesenga
Co-author Fear No Evil, and Surrender to God Within
Founder of Sevenoaks Pathwork Center in Madison,Virginia