This book is the reference resource for the 2012 Lent courses at All Saints Ealing and St Martins West Acton. The focus is about making our theology of reconcilaition personal not just a matter of Christian duty. It is all too easy to pray for reconciliation for war torn countries "out there". But what about the reconciliation needed "in here"? What about the Unreconciled in our homes or on our doorsteps who feel left out, unheard, wounded or ignored? How can the local church offer the gift of Christ's reconciliation to those whose problems we are not even aware of?
A very thorough overview of the 7 sacraments and their relationship to the doctrine of the incarnation. Davison's writing is accessible, scholarly and succinct.
Essential source book for any liturgist. Kavanagh unpacks basic very profound principles informing healthy Echaristic worship.
How the Eucharist brings us into slow work of faith, hope and love.
This book highlights the great richness, variety and imaginitive potential of modern sacramental worship. A must read for liturgists.
An excellent collection of spiritual reflecions on selected artwork in the National Gallery. This is Nicholas Holtam (one time Vicar of St Martin-in-the-Fields and now Bishop Salisbury) at his best.
A must-read for anyone who wants to understand the fundamental principles behind Rowan Williams' theology.
A compelling statistical study about equal societies and the broad based social benefits enjoyed in these nations. The numbers are easy and so is the read; but the implications are hard to swallow.
What does authentic Christian spirituality look and feel like? This book explores these very relevant themes and will leave you deeply enriched.
An outstanding study of the parables. Kenneth Bailey's profound insights into the Middle-Eastern culture of Jesus' day will revolutionise the way you see the parables.
Justin Dodd Wednesday, February 29, 2012 at 02:55PM The full video of the debate "Human Beings & Ultimate Origin" between Archbishop Rowan Williams and Professor Richard Dawkins.
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