Prayers and liturgical material Books
Canterbury Press Norwich Lord for All Seasons: Prayer Reflections on the Lectionary Readings, Years A, B and C
Book SynopsisThis beautiful collection of meditative prayers offers a profoundly valuable resource for clergy and congregation, for worship preparation and the liturgy. Will help all who read them to engage in worship with a greater sense of expectation.
£12.99
Canterbury Press Norwich Lord of All, Hear Our Prayer: Intercessions and meditations for public worship and private prayer
Book SynopsisSeventy intercessory prayers for worship, and one hundred twenty meditations that are ideal for either reading aloud or for quiet reflection. Themes include: our world with its beauty and mystery; our relationships; work and recreation; our joys, sorrows, and concerns; our worship; our beliefs and questions; and special occasions that mark the passage of the year and of our lives. This is the Second Edition under the same title.The First Edition had 60 meditations. This one has 120.
£15.13
Canterbury Press Norwich Hear Our Prayer: Gospel-Based Intercessions for Sundays and Holy Days
Book SynopsisThis sequel to the best-selling Leading Intercessions offers a completely new set of intercessory prayers for Sundays and special occasions, following the pattern of the Revised Common Lectionary. Rather than draw on all the Bible passages for the day, this second collection draws entirely on the Gospel readings for the day's Principle Service. Using images and phrases from the life of Jesus Christ, it connects the comfort and guidance of his life and teachings to our prayers for the church and the world today. Elegantly written, the prayers are complete in themselves yet also allow for local and topical concerns to be inserted.Trade Review"This second neat little book of intercessions from Raymond Chapman for each of the lectionary years A, B and C is a useful addition to the bookshelf of anyone who regularly leads the prayers in public worship and doesn't always have time to create beautifully crafted original prayers of their own. The style is elegant and concise, and each set of prayers draws on the gospel for the corresponding Sunday, Principal Feast or Holy Day. For such a slim little book, there is a tremendous amount inside." * Praxis News of Worship *
£14.99
Canterbury Press Norwich Leading Intercessions: Prayers for Sundays, Holy Days and Festivals and for Special Services Years A, B and C - Enlarged Edition
Book SynopsisThis tried and test collection is a must for anyone leading intercessions in the Church of England. It provides prayers for every Sunday, Holy Day and Festival, Years A, B and C that can be easily adapted to local contexts. The prayers reflect the Bible readings of the day, creating a more integrated act of worship. This expanded edition also contains forms of intercession for numerous extra occasions: • Principal Feasts – e.g. The Presentation of Christ in the Temple, the Transfiguration • Other Holy Days – e.g. The Birth of John the Baptist, Holy Cross Day • Red Letter Saints’ Days • Pastoral occasions in the context of a Eucharist – baptism, confirmation, marriage, funeral, healing service, Remembrance • Installation of a new incumbent A trusted liturgical resource for many years, regularly used in hundreds of parishes, this continues to be the essential handbook for Lectionary-based intercessions.
£21.66
Canterbury Press Norwich Creative Ideas for Pastoral Liturgy
Book SynopsisArising out of many year's experience of helping to lead local church worship and counselling work in a children's hospice, this is the first of three new volumes that focuses on the occasions when many non-churchgoers visit a church: for christenings, weddings, funerals, and memorials. These rites of passage present key opportunities for occasional visitors to encounter the Christian faith. If they are imaginatively handled a lifelong interest can be aroused. If they are insensitively done, people can be put off for life. This practical resource offers prayers, forms of words and many tried and tested ideas for creating rituals that give support at a time of great need following a death. It will enable the creation of rites (based on the authorized liturgical texts) that are beautiful, memorable and meaningful. Particular help is given for that most difficult of pastoral challenges, the death of a child and the care of the bereaved family.Trade Review'This is a useful, sensitive, creative resource and is a welcome addition to the existing available material. It compliments the more traditional formats of church liturgy and brings a personal flexible and creative touch. ' * The Miscarriage Association *'This is a wide-ranging book for all whose task it is to preside at funerals, especially for those of us who do this frequently. Many ideas in this book are fresh and new. Engaging with these ideas will help to renew our pastoral approach to the the taking of funerals and prevent a sense of staleness from creeping in. This is a book in the best tradition of creating and adapting liturgy for pastoral needs and circumstances'. * Fairacres Chronicle *
£24.99
Canterbury Press Norwich The Book of Common Prayer as Proposed in 1928:
Book SynopsisIn the late 1920s, the Church of England was stunned when its first new prayer book since 1662 - a book that had received overwhelming support from bishops, clergy and laity alike - was rejected by the House of Commons. It was almost another sixty years before a new prayer book was attempted and although many of its rites went on to appear in the 1984 Alternative Services Book (and continue today in Common Worship), to many Anglican minds, the 1928 Prayer Book is unsurpassed and it continues in demand, especially among Anglo-Catholics. This facsimile edition will make available to students of liturgy and worship one of the finest written treasures of the Church of England. Although unauthorized for use, this is a resource that many clergy will be glad to have. This is not to be confused with the 1928 US Book of Common Prayer - the authorized prayer book of the Episcopal Church in America for over 50 years.
£42.75
Canterbury Press Norwich Creative Ideas for Evening Prayer: For Seasons, Feasts and Special Occasions Throughout the Year
Book SynopsisOther than Evensong or Taize-style meditation, what else is there for evening prayer? Here is a resource that fills this gap to overflowing. It offers dozens of simple, ready-made outlines that are rich with ideas for using visual imagery, music, light and other symbols, with suggestions for getting everyone present actively involved. Developed and used over many years in local churches by the authors, every idea in this book has been tried and tested. The result is an imaginative resource to inspire worship that is simple, memorable and beautiful. As well as round the year celebrations there are also extra ideas for public occasions, such as a time of tragedy, or for a peace vigil.
£22.99
Canterbury Press Norwich Darkness Yielding: Liturgies, Prayers and
Book SynopsisDarkness Yielding is an imaginative and engaging collection of ready-to-use liturgies, prayers and reflections for the richest seasons of the Christian year - Advent and Christmas, Holy Week and Easter. For all who may be looking for fresh and striking ways of expressing what the birth, death and resurrection of Jesus mean for human life, Darkness Yielding offers: Probing reflections by Rowan Williams and Martyn Percy Complete liturgies by Jim Cotter for a Christmas Eve vigil, a Maundy Thursday footwashing and Last Supper, a Good Friday devotional service, an Easter Eve vigil, and a dawn celebration of the Resurrection A contemporary set of meditations on the Stations of the Cross and the Seven Words from the Cross from Sylvia Sands A series of seven Good Friday addresses by W H Vanstone
£22.11
Clinical Press Ltd Arthurs Favourite Hymns
Book SynopsisThis book is in commemoration of my father who died in February this year. It is a hymn-book and I have entitled it Arthurs Favourite Hymns. Easy to play versions of favourite hymns including spirituals, carols, sacred songs and well-known hymns. Arranged for piano and guitar with full words and Thoughts for the Day by Arthur Goddard, edited and arranged by Paul R Goddard with a foreword by Revd Rod Symmons, vicar of Redland Parish Church. 35 hymns and sacred songs
£9.00
Everyman Prayers And Meditations
Book SynopsisThe pieces in this volume are taken from all religions and traditions with the purpose of providing material for prayer and meditation. They are arranged in seven sections following the Canonical Hours of the Chruch: Matins, Prime, Tierce, Sext, Nones, Vespers and Compline. Each section gathers poems and prose according to theme and mood and suiting the hours of the day. Sources include Herbert, Hopkins, Donne, Christina Rossetti, Cowper, St Anselm, Cardinal Newman, Bunyan, Blake, Bonhoeffer, Emily Dickinson, Herrick, Wesley, Mother Theresa, Tennyson, Spenser, Simone Weil, Kierkegaard, St Francis, the Book of Common Prayer, the Bhagavad Gita, Buddhist Scriptures, the Dead Sea Scrolls.
£9.99
Christian Focus Publications Ltd A Mighty Fortress: Meditations on the Sufficency
Book Synopsis God writes a lyric through our life. Through the means of praise and worship we can express our spiritual yearnings in ways that we would find difficult in everyday words or conversation.Yet lyrics to hymns and songs become dry on our tongues. What once seemed to express our joy with incandescence, now glows feebly - a token remembrance of our heart's desire. We move on to new songs, only for the pattern to repeat itself.The problem is not the song, the problem is OUR song.Using the verses from Luther's great hymn 'A Mighty Fortress is our God', written from his meditations on psalm 46, T M Moore helps us recapture our song, written by God's hand in our life. We can rekindle the flames of our spiritual lives and be set upon a firmer footing to face the future - bloodied, unbowed, undismayed.At trying times Luther would turn to his closest friend and say 'Come Philip, let us sing the 46th.' May your life be turned by singing in harmony with one who loves you closer than a brother.
£11.50
Cyhoeddiadau'r Gair Hoff Emynau'r Cymry
Book Synopsis64 well-known Welsh men and women share their favourite hymns. Also included are short notes abouth the hymnists and composers.
£11.92
Henry Bradshaw Society Papal Ceremonial at Rome in the Twelfth Century
Book SynopsisAn examination of the papal adventus ceremony, deriving from the ritual reception performed for the ruler in antiquity, and the changes it underwent during the century. This book examines the character and significance of the adventus ceremonies which were accorded to medieval popes and for which there is much evidence in the twelfth-century sources. The papal adventus, hitherto unstudied in anylanguage, retained the framework and much of the familiar symbolism of the ritual reception performed for the ruler in antiquity. During the twelfth century it was performed for popes with unprecedented frequency, providing, in particular, a vital part of the papal accession ritual. On such occasions adventus represented a demonstration of consent to rule, a sense that was expressed through traditional idioms evoking the triumph of the ruler. But the meaning of the ritual altered towards the end of the century as a result of the breakdown of relations between the papacy and the Romans, and the adventus provided an opportunity for the Romans to express their own agenda wherein consent meant the right of acceptance or veto by the people. Dr SUSAN TWYMAN teaches in the Faculty of Continuing Education, Birkbeck College, London University.
£49.50
Jewish Lights Publishing Healing Body, Healing Soul: Spiritual Leaders
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£12.34
Jewish Lights Publishing My People's Prayer Book: The Sh'Ma and it's
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£19.79
Jewish Lights Publishing My People's Prayer Book Vol 3: P'Sukei D'Zimrah
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£21.24
Jewish Lights Publishing My People's Prayer Book Vol 4: Seder K'Riyat
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£19.79
Jewish Lights Publishing My People's Prayer Book Vol 5: Birkhot Hashachar
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£21.24
Jewish Lights Publishing My People's Prayer Book Vol 7: Shabbat at Home
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£19.79
Ignatius Press 21 Ways to Worship
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£13.50
Conciliar Press Let Us Attend: a Journey Through the Orthodox Divine Liturgy
£9.99
Jewish Lights Publishing The Art of Public Prayer: Not for Clergy Only
Book SynopsisAll too often, those who attend church or synagogue find themselves bored or baffled by the service. Their predominant thought is how slowly the time ticks by-and that the service never seems to end. Written for laypeople and clergy of any denomination, The Art of Public Prayer examines how and why religious ritual works-and why it often doesn't work. The Art of Public Prayer uses psychology, social science, theology and common sense to explain the key roles played by ritual, symbolism, liturgy and song in services. Each chapter features "conversation points" designed to get you and your faith community thinking and talking about your own worship patterns-where they succeed, and where they need improvement. The Art of Public Prayer can help you and your fellow congregants revitalize your worship service by allowing you to organize and direct your own worship, making it a meaningful and fulfilling part of your life.Trade Review"Offers great wisdom about the way religious rituals can help people make sense of their lives…. This book is for all Jews and Christians who hope for religious ritual that speaks to deep human hungers and helps people discover God's presence in their daily experience." —Rev. Ruth Duck, associate professor of worship art, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary "Lawrence Hoffman shows us how, by understanding the dynamic between a person and God and among people gathered for prayer, the length of our communal reach can exceed the sum of our individual efforts. In doing so, he helps us discover our collective heart." —Rabbi Jack Moline, Agudas Achim Congregation, Alexandria, Virginia "An indispensable resource as we envision effective modes of prayer for the 21stcentury synagogue." —Dr. Ron Wolfson, codeveloper, Synagogue 3000; author, The Art of Jewish Living series (Jewish Lights Publishing) "A captivating work solidly grounded and eminently readable in which Rabbi Hoffman draws on a variety of cultural and religious analogues to help us understand the renewed liturgy and what makes it work. Highly recommended for liturgical practitioners wishing to reflect more deeply on the art of public prayer." —Father Gil Ostdiek, OFM, past president, North American Academy of LiturgyTable of ContentsIntroduction: Is Ecstasy Enough? 1 ■ Structuring Time 2 ■ Lost Symbols 3 ■ Worship Systems 4 ■ Mistaking the Code, Mixing Messages, and Managing Change 5 ■ The Presence of God at Worship 6 ■ The Script of Prayer: Words Spoken 7 ■ The Script of Prayer: Words Sung 8 ■ Sacred Space: The Message of Design 9 ■ Fixing the System to Make Worship Work For Further Reading Index
£13.49
Anvil Press Publishers Inc Articles of Faith: The Battle of St. Alban's
Book Synopsis'Articles of Faith' is a play designed to promote understanding of the controversial subject of the blessing of same-sex unions. The play is based on a series of interviews conducted by the author in a Pacific Northwest community where the issue of formal condoning and blessing of same-sex unions divided and eventually split an Anglican parish. "Intended to "spark a dialogue" regarding the Anglican Church's internal battlesover same-sex marriage, the play examines the case of a Port Alberni, BC parish that voted to "disaffiliate" from the church in 1996 in protest against its perceived openness toward blessing same-sex relationships. ...The result, if rarely dramatic or compelling, is a work that succinctly and earnestly voices a representative range of opinion on the issue." - Canadian Literature
£7.59
Scottish Text Society The Gude and Godlie Ballatis
Book SynopsisNew edition of a collection of songs and ballads from sixteenth-century Scotland, shedding important new light on the English and Scottish Reformation. The Gude and Godlie Ballatis is a collection of religious lyrics from the early years of the Scottish Reformation. It was a highly popular, if controversial, volume, was often reprinted, and is considered one of the most important literary works of vernacular Scots from the period. It contains translations of a number of Psalms, but most of the contents consist of shorter songs and ballads, many of which have been adapted from a secular to a spiritual use. The previous edition of the collection dates from 1897. The new edition not only revises the information given there, but presents the text of the earliest print (1565), which was unknown to the previous editor. The textual development of the collection through the various printings is studied, and is related to the changing historical, political, literary, cultural and theological contexts of Reformation Scotland. The editor addresses questions of authorship, transmission, source material, and the use and significance of these lyrics. Drawing on recent work in book history and English psalmody, as well as a deep knowledge of Older Scots lyric, he demonstrates the close connections between the collection and Continental hymnody, as well as interactions with English and Scots lyric, both sacred and profane. Alasdair A. MacDonald is Professor Emeritus of English Language and Literatureof the Middle Ages, University of Groningen.Trade ReviewThe GGB was an important and enjoyable publication. So is this compendious new edition of that `compendious buke'. * JOURNAL OF THE EDINBURGH BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY *Will be much welcomed by scholars of the Scottish Reformation in particular. * INNES REVIEW *Table of ContentsIntroduction General Witnesses (printed) Witnesses (manuscript) Supposed witnesses Changes in contents Printing history Sources of texts The Wedderburns Textual transfers The archaeology of the collection The GGB and literature Cultural significance The value of 1565 GGB Previous editions Text criticism Early fortunes of the GGB: some hypotheses The language of the GGB Conclusion Treatment of Text Texts Commentary Appendix: The Lamentatioun of a Sinner Indices Glossary Bibliography
£36.00
Wild Goose Publications Cloth for the Cradle: Worship Resources and
Book SynopsisThis rediscovery of the stories of Christ's birth through adult eyes is for use in group and worship situations. The material is drawn from the work of the Wild Goose Worship Group who have an innovative style of worship.
£14.99
Wild Goose Publications Stages on the Way: Worship Resources for Lent,
Book SynopsisThe second 'book of bits' for worship produced by the Wild Goose Worship Group tracing Jesus' road to the cross through Lent, Holy Week and Easter. Its purpose is as a resource for lay and clery worship planners and enablers.
£16.14
Wild Goose Publications A Wee Worship Book: Fourth Incarnation
Book SynopsisA completely revised and expanded edition of this collection of liturgies for morning, day, evening, Holy Communion and healing services and there are revised liturgies from the original edition. Aimed primarily at participative worship with shared leadership, it includes optional methods of scriptural reflection and prayer with symbolic acction. There is also a preface of comments on leading worship, dealing with all the issues which ordained clergy never tell lay people but presume they should know.
£13.31
Wild Goose Publications The Singing Thing: A Case for Congregational Song
Book SynopsisAn expert on congregational song writes for those who want to encourage others to sing or sing better.
£12.82
Wild Goose Publications A Book of Blessings: And How to Write Your Own
Book SynopsisA collection of blessings for the people, sadnesses, artefacts, special occasions and journeys of our lives. It also explores the tradition of blessings including biblical and Celtic, and offers ideas and resources to encourage readers to write blessings of their own.
£11.50
Wild Goose Publications This is the Day: Readings and Meditations from
Book SynopsisDaily readings for four months from a wide range of contributors within the Iona Community. These prayers, liturgies, songs, poems and articles can be used for group or individual reflection and are intended to inspire positive action and change in our lives.
£13.50
Wild Goose Publications Heaven Shall Not Wait
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£16.14
Wild Goose Publications Eggs and Ashes
Book SynopsisThe hunger for modern, relevant resources for the Christian seasons and celebrations is deep. Here is a book that will help to fill this need. Suitable for group worship or personal reflection, and with material for Shrove Tuesday, Ash Wednesday, Mothering Sunday, Palm Sunday and Holy Week, it is a collection to accompany readers through Lent and Easter for many years. Eggs and Ashes includes a Lent discipline for those who care about the environment, liturgies, responses, prayers, poems, reflections, meditations, stories, stations of the cross, sermons, monologues and songs, with some all-age resources written by Iona Community members, associates, friends and others. Ruth Burgess is the author of A Book of Blessings and Friends and Enemies, both published by Wild Goose Publications. Chris Polhill is a frequent contributor to Wild Goose books.
£16.14
Wild Goose Publications Holy Ground: Liturgies and Worship Resources for
Book Synopsis'Holy Ground' contains liturgies and worship resources on a range of subjects and concerns: globalisation, food, water, HIV/Aids, the environment, interfaith dialogue, prisoners of conscience, 20th century martyrs, homelessness, racism, gender, living in community, youth, children, ageing... and much more.
£16.14
Wild Goose Publications I Will Not Sing Alone
Book SynopsisA CD recorded by the Wild Goose Collective (an ad hoc collection of ex-Wild Goose Worship Group members and other collaborators) and the Macappella Ceilidh Band.
£14.24
York Medieval Press Saints' Legends in Medieval Sarum Breviaries:
Book SynopsisComprehensive catalogue of the hagiographical lessons in Sarum breviaries, with key studies of the most crucial elements. Sarum Use was the most widely used form of the liturgy in late medieval England, but its service books were much less standardized than their modern counterparts. The lack of uniformity is particularly marked in Sarum breviaries' lessons on saints, which can vary enormously from copy to copy. This book is the first comprehensive examination of those lessons and the manuscripts that preserve them. It provides a catalogue of over 80 manuscripts and 12 early printed versions, giving a brief description of each one, sometimes correcting previous views of its date and provenance, and identifying each copy's divergences from the standard Sarum roster of saints. The book also identifies the textual families into which the manuscripts fall and the extent of their divergence from the lessons in both the early printed versions and the inadequate nineteenth-century edition on which modern scholars have previously depended. The author's findings offer an introduction to the unexpectedly rich variety of hagiographical lessons that survive, identify some of the sources behind them, and shed new light on the ways in which the Sarum breviary developed and was disseminated in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.Table of ContentsIntroduction Part One. Catalogue of the manuscripts and early printed editions Part Two. Three studies A. Key findings on the major textual families B. 'Extra' texts for saints in some manuscripts C. Key findings on liturgical regulation and the dating of these manuscripts Conclusion Appendix I Normal saint-related contents of Sarum breviary T and S, c.1400 Appendix II Extent and kinds of variation in Sarum lessons: The case of St Silvester
£106.25
Wild Goose Publications Invisible We See You: Tracing Celtic Threads
Book SynopsisPresents a selection of the liturgies written for worship at Iona Abbey. This work aims to stimulate a rediscovery of God in everyday life. It explores aspects of creativity in worship design, and also provides numerous poetic reflections, stories and duologue's designed for people of different ages and backgrounds.
£13.50
Wild Goose Publications Gathered and Scattered: Readings and Meditations
Book SynopsisContains daily readings for the four months from a wide range of contributors within the Iona Community. These prayers, liturgies, songs, poems and articles can be used for group or individual reflections.
£13.29
Wild Goose Publications Freedom is Coming: Songs of Protest and Praise
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£16.54
Wild Goose Publications Between High and Low Water: Sojourner Songs
Book SynopsisFeatures poems and meditations about the experience of leaving Iona, a pilgrimage to the Holy Land, a period of living and working with the Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel, and protesting and being arrested at Faslane.
£13.29
Wild Goose Publications Acorns and Archangels: Resources for Ordinary
Book SynopsisA collection of resources for the late summer and autumn period of Ordinary Time - prayers, stories, responses, songs, poems, reflections and meditations, written by Iona Community members, associates, friends and others.
£16.14
Collective Ink Other Communions of Jesus
Book SynopsisIn this book John Henson suggests that by basing our practice and understanding of "communion" on the event of the Last Supper we have ignored those other occasions when Jesus ate and drank with the people of his day, with the result that we have reversed the intentions of Jesus. Instead of the meal being an invitation to inclusion, the churches have used it as a means of exclusion; instead of the "beanfeast of the Kingdom" it has become a gathering around the cenotaph. In these studies Christians are challenged to return to the mind of Jesus by allowing all the evidence of the gospels to be put into the balance. Although the author's prime purpose is devotional, there are revolutionary implications. Should the churches take the contents of this book seriously, communion will never be the same again.
£11.99
Collective Ink Peace Prayers – From the World`s Faiths
Book SynopsisReligions contribute to wars, but they can also contribute to peace. They are its necessary foundation. Here eight different religions join together in peace to pray for peace. Under the auspices of the interfaith organization, The Week of Prayer for World Peace, they bring home vividly the love that is God and the horror that is war. It is not only inner peace - tranquility of soul and mind - which is being sought here, but an end to agony and bloodshed, physical and psychological torture, abuse of every kind taking place in the world of men, women and children. This is a very practical prayer book, earthed in the pain of being human. Peace itself comes in many different forms, and the book is arranged to be flexible and comprehensive, ideal for individual or group use. It consists of seven weeks of prayer, each of which contains eight "days" of prayers and intercessions on particular themes connected with the overall theme of "Peace on earth and goodwill towards mankind".
£11.99
Collective Ink Celtic Wheel of the Year
Book SynopsisThe "Celtic Wheel of the Year" offers an original and inspiring selection of prayers for individual use. Divided into monthly sections, it incorporates Celtic Christian and Celtic Pagan traditions in a single pattern of prayer. Prayers combine the Christian seasons with the seasons of the Solstices and Equinoxes. But they also reach beyond both traditions, dancing together and finding a new way of worshipping; one that we can enjoy in private spirituality or as a partaker of established religion.Trade ReviewTess Ward has written a spiritual handbook full of wisdom, grace and creativity. It dips into the deep wells of Celtic tradition and beyond to gather the clear water of life. This is a book of prayer to be treasured. Mike Riddell, author of The Sacred Journey and Godzone Tess Ward writes like a mystic. Deeply immersed in nature, embedded in folklore, poetic in word and vivid in the images evoked, both the introductory material for each month and the accompanying prayers awaken deep sentiment and the soulful realisation that we are always within the divine embrace in which we live and move and have our being. A gem for all seasons! Diarmuid O'Murchu MSC In an age of global warming and increasing ecological vulnerability, the only viable spiritualities are those which re-connect us to the earth and deepen our sense of connection with the divine spirit that enlivens it. Tess Ward's book is a valuable resource for anyone seeking such a spirituality. Her prayers and reflections offer a creative synthesis of Christian symbols and other nature-based traditions, and the structure of the book reminds us of the sacred qualities of the passing seasons. For anyone looking for a livelier, embodied and grounded faith, Tess Ward offers an important, hopeful and refreshing way forward. Dr. Gordon Lynch, Dept of Theology and Religion, Birmingham University, author of The New Spirituality "The Celtic Wheel of the Year" is a must read for everyone interested in praying with an ecological awareness. Tess Ward offers refreshing reflections and creative prayers that weave mysticism, feminism, and embodiment with Celtic and Christian spirituality. The earth connection grows stronger with each prayer. Diann L. Neu, codirector of WATER, The Women's Alliance for Theology, Ethics and Ritual, and author of Return Blessings.
£11.39
Short Books Ltd Once More with Feeling
Book SynopsisA collection which contains the words of hymns and carols, alongside brief introductions and vocal lines for the traditional tunes.
£12.34
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Latimer Trust The Supper: Cranmer and Communion
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