As the world enters its Third Millennium, the leader of the Anglican Communion shares his millennium message for those of all faiths and none. Recognised as a popular and effective communicator, and drawing on his own ordinary roots, this readable message is as fresh and relevant today. The Millennium Message talks about the origins of the year 2000 and the abiding importance of Jesus of Nazareth to our world. Using none of the religious jargon that puts so many people off organised religion, he writes movingly about the value of faith, the reality of pain and the Church's message of hope for the future. Other books will be published for the millennium, but only one comes from the leader of the Church of England. It deserves to be the focus of the publishing industry's contribution to this unique event.