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

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.

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

Episcopal priest Christopher H. Martin has crafted a series of gentle practices to help people embrace a new and ancient way of being a Christian in the world, body and soul.

Explore Christ's birth as recounted in the Gospel of Luke through the lens of the Way of Love and the seven practices of turn, learn, pray, worship, bless, go, and rest.

South African Archbishop Thabo Makgoba recounts his ministry of prayer and presence in the final years of Nelson Mandela's life—and how, time and again, the politician taught the pastor about ministry.

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.

An important book for any leader and for those who deal with dependency in their friends and family.

This collection of essays explores each line of the Lord's Prayer and provides insight into how we, like the disciples, may be bold to say and live into these words of petition and praise.

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

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.

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

features images from the organization's work to advance lasting change in communities affected by injustice, poverty, disaster and climate change.

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

Suggestions include prayer services, private Lenten rules such as giving something up or taking something on, confession, fasting, and more.

Provides guidelines for practicing centering prayer and answers common questions concerning this popular form of contemplation.