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Episcopal priest Tim Schenck offers good humor and spiritual direction for the journey through Lent and Easter.

With laugh-out-loud humor anchored by spiritual truths, author Tim Schenck helps us maintain our spiritual sanity through the often-frenetic chaos of Advent and Christmas

Presents opposing viewpoints and invites people to talk about the issues with civility and respect.

The Disciple's Way issues a stirring call to individuals and the wider church to practice seven steps of discipleship: turn, follow, learn, pray, serve, worship, and share.

Whether you're a new vestry member or a seasoned veteran the Vestry Resource Guide is essential reading.

Faithful Questions is an invitation to engage our curiosity and our wonder as we seek to follow Jesus.

Follow the Lenten excitement with your very own Lent Madness poster-size bracket!

Bible stories take on new life with this collection of eyewitness accounts from surprise sources: a dove, a lion, a stallion, and more.

You are invited to be a spy too at some of the most beloved stories of the Bible.

A companion for children and families as they experience death, perhaps for the first time.

This book is the perfect guide to celebrate at home all of the important holy days in the Episcopal Church.

Join the Journey through Lent, illustrated by award-winning cartoonist Jay Sidebotham, invites spiritual reflection and is a wonderful companion for the Lenten season.

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.

Connects the traditional eight limbs of yoga with the church's understanding and emphasis on living a holy life.

Author Richard H. Schmidt offers meditations on forty classic hymns remind us of a shared faith--by generations before and with generations to come.

Author Scott Gunn offers meditations for each of the fifty days of the Easter season that draw us deeply into the mystery and wonder of the empty tomb.

Spirituals, songs of abiding faith passed down by African Americans through the centuries, offer a remarkable view of resilience, courage, and love.

Rhonda Mawhood Lee explores practices from the Lord's Prayer to praying with the psalms and in song, from the eucharist and the rosary to "moving" prayers offered when walking a labyrinth, doodling, baking, or devoting another activity to God.

An introduction to Episcopal beliefs and practices and is a perfect primer for those preparing for confirmation in the Episcopal Church