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Author Hillary D. Raining provides compelling evidence of transformation for individuals and communities who embrace reconciliation as a spiritual practice.

Miguel Escobar basa su análisis de riqueza y pobreza en las enseñanzas de Jesús, que acaban entretejidas con lo que han dicho antiguos líderes de la iglesia y con las experiencias del autor.

With a focus on Acts Chapter 8, editors Susan Brown Snook and Adam Trambley and contributors from across the Episcopal Church discuss how these lessons from Christ's earliest followers apply to the mission Jesus still gives us today.

Take a journey through the basic beliefs of our faith, through the lens of Anglican Christianity.

Confirmar la fe es una introducción a creencias y prácticas episcopales.

A roadmap for individuals and churches to seek and establish rich spiritual lives and to connect deeply with God and our neighbors.

This remarkable guide offers practical tools as well as insight and inspiration for all who care about the future of the church.

Explores The Twelve Steps of Humility, the heart of The Rule of Saint Benedict, revealing how this ancient guide leads to wisdom, strength, and love.

Queramos o no, el dinero es parte importante del funcionamiento de nuestras feligresías.

Explore what it means to be bearers of Christ's Good News and why we are all called to be evangelists, using our particular gifts and talents.

A pre-printed version of the downloadable participant guide which comes with Revive, a small group discipleship program for active lay leaders.

Explores the meaning of spiritual growth as well as presents a plan for growth that can guide both congregations and individuals.

Thirty reflections offer advice and insight, encouragement, understanding, and even inspiration, all underscored with wisdom and humor, faith and love

Explains the historical and biblical roots of lay involvement, outlining how to promote lay leadership to change and grow the church.

Highlights the holy seasons of Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Holy Week, Easter, and Pentecost as well as additional holy days and days of optional observance.

A source of spiritual strength for alcoholics themselves as well as those praying for anyone dealing with the disease.