In a meeting with the publisher, the publisher remarked that a friend had given a series of lectures about religion which had been attended primarily by psychiatrists. In his autobiography, "With Head and Heart", Thurman's explained the origin of the book's title. Thurman ultimately gathered his meditations into three volumes of which "Deep is the Hunger" is the first. Thurman's work for the church was a lasting accomplishment.ĭuring the course of his work, Thurman prepared short weekly meditations for Sunday services together with additional short remarks he delivered before sessions of silent meditation.
This church was the first ecumenical house of worship in the United States and welcomed individuals from every racial, national, or religious background. Between his positions as chaplain at Howard University and at Boston University, Howard Thurman (1899 - 1981) co-founded the Church for the Fellowship of All Peoples in San Francisco and served as its pastor from 1944 - 1954.
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