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Spend more time engaging the Bible on topics from poverty, hunger, displacement, and the care of widows and orphans.

Relax and restore as you spend time coloring these original illustrations that capture the amazing stories of the Bible and God's love for us.

The Path is the story of the Bible, excerpted from the New Revised Standard Version so that it is clear and easy to read.

This storybook recounts the major stories of the Bible, from creation to revelation, in a way that engages children (and those who love them!).

Join A Journey with John with fifty days of scripture, meditations, and prayers written by dynamic spiritual leaders from across the United States and around the world.

Michael B. Curry invites us to respond to God's call to be theEpiscopal branch of the Jesus Movement in this world.

Join the journey with Luke with fifty days of scripture readings, meditations, and prayers written by dynamic spiritual leaders from around the world.

A companion to the Transforming Questions course, this printed booklet equips participants to listen, follow along, read and reflect on the class throughout the week.

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

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

Take a journey through the Gospel of Mark with fifty days of scripture readings, meditations, questions, and prayers. Dynamic spiritual leaders and authors serve as guides, writing from around the world.

Take a journey through the Gospel of Matthew with fifty days of scripture readings, meditations, questions, and prayers.

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

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

The fifty days of Easter offer an opportunity to practice living as a resurrected people--and then to take that practice into the rest of the church year.

Take a great journey through the Bible, a year-long reading adventure.

A four-step approach to reading and praying scripture with its roots in western medieval monasticism