Insights from a pioneering leader in world religion, on the intersections of the sacred & the secular.

"As Christians indeed as people of faith of any tradition we are called to tend to the needs of the least among us. Our response to them must be the response of faith. God gives us a new heart to do this work, and every time we gather to do it, God offers a pacemaker jolt to tweak our heart's rhythm. The challenge is this: will our hearts respond with a strengthened beat, in tune with God's own heartbeat, sending more life out into the world?"
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A profound reminder of our role in God's vision for a restored and reconciled world.

"The work before us this mission of God's is immense, cosmic, even. The world is hungry, thirsty, homeless, sick, lonely, imprisoned and enslaved because some parts are. The creation is groaning in travail because of our abuse of the garden in which we have been set. The body is ailing. Participating in God s mission is about seeing and responding to that collective suffering, and beginning to understand our interconnection with the other parts of the body."
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Insights from a pioneering leader in world religion, on the intersections of the sacred & the secular.

"As Christians indeed as people of faith of any tradition we are called to tend to the needs of the least among us. Our response to them must be the response of faith. God gives us a new heart to do this work, and every time we gather to do it, God offers a pacemaker jolt to tweak our heart's rhythm. The challenge is this: will our hearts respond with a strengthened beat, in tune with God's own heartbeat, sending more life out into the world?"
from the...

A profound reminder of our role in God's vision for a restored and reconciled world.

-The work before us this mission of God's is immense, cosmic, even. The world is hungry, thirsty, homeless, sick, lonely, imprisoned and enslaved because some parts are. The creation is groaning in travail because of our abuse of the garden in which we have been set. The body is ailing. Participating in God s mission is about seeing and responding to that collective suffering, and beginning to understand our interconnection with the other parts of the body.- from the Introduction

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This source of strength and solace for millions of Christian clergy and laypeople throughout the world can be a companion for your own spiritual journey.

For centuries, Christians of different traditions and seekers from various backgrounds have found strength for their spiritual journey in the Book of Common Prayer (BCP). First composed in 1549 by Thomas Cranmer, Henry VIII's Archbishop of Canterbury, the BCP, alongside Shakespeare's works and the King James Bible, helped shape the English language. Today almost eighty million Anglican Christians throughout the...