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This deluxe edition of The Book of Common Prayer is a wonderful choice for a gift or for personal use.

Saint Augustine's Prayer Book is a book of prayer and practice—with disciplines, habits, and patterns for building a Christian spiritual life.

In a groundbreaking book, author Lindsay Hardin Freeman identifies every woman who speaks in the Bible, providing their words, context, and historical background.

Pray without ceasing with this compact edition of the Daily Office complete with prayers and psalms for one week.

Take a journey through The Book of Common Prayer, the Christian life, and basic beliefs of our faith, guided by two Episcopal priests.

A clear-eyed consideration of the challenges facing congregations as well as a celebration of practices that contribute to spiritual vitality in congregations.

An exploration of scripture verses that offer invitations, urgings, admonitions, or commands that encourage us to experience spiritual life in richer, more meaningful ways.

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

Episcopal priest Kate Moorehead invites us into a more dynamic understanding of the realm of the angels. Her devotions recount fifty key appearances of angels in the Old and New Testaments as she shares stirring theological reflections on the presence of angels and our life of faith.

Scholar Derek Olsen explores liturgical spirituality and how the prayer book serves as a repository of Christian wisdom and spiritual practice stretching back to the beginnings of the Christian movement.

A booklet version of the traditional Stations of the Cross as published in the Saint Augustine's Prayer Book.

This Genesis Bible Challenge features 50 days of scripture readings, meditations by renowned spiritual leaders, questions and prayers.

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.

These are devotions for people who don't do devotions. They are stories about everyday life—and how we can seek and find the divine in the midst of it all.

Just as doctors measure vital signs when determining the health of the body, so we must learn to recognize the vital signs of the life of the spirit as we move into a post-Christian age.

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.