Exploring Celtic Spirituality by Ray Simpson

Exploring Celtic Spirituality by Ray Simpson

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An exploration of Celtic Christians, featuring in each chapter an aspect of their spirituality, such as cherishing the earth, contemplative prayer and the healing of society. There are prayers and responses at the end of each chapter, offering everyone the opportunity to enrich their faith.

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Exploring Celtic Spirituality by Ray Simpson

An exploration of Celtic Christians, featuring in each chapter an aspect of their spirituality, such as cherishing the earth, contemplative prayer and the healing of society. There are prayers and responses at the end of each chapter, offering everyone the opportunity to enrich their faith.
After working for the Bible Society Ray Simpson became the first Anglican and Free Church Minister of the Christian Church in Bowthorpe, Norwich to which six streams, both catholic and protestant, are covenanted, and Chaplain to Bowthorpe Community Workshops. He is now Guardian of the Community of Aidan and Hilda. From his house of prayer on the Holy Island of Lindisfarne he facilitates a new cradling of Celtic spirituality through soul friendship, retreats, and resources for churches. He is author of GIVE YOURSELF A RETREAT and his popular books published by Hodder and Stoughton include EXPLORING CELTIC SPIRITUALITY, CELTIC WORSHIP THROUGH THE YEAR, CELTIC BLESSINGS, CELTIC DAILY LIGHT and SOUL FRIENDSHIP.
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ISBN 13 9780340642030
ISBN 10 0340642033
Title Exploring Celtic Spirituality
Author Ray Simpson
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Hodder & Stoughton General Division
Year published 1995-10-19
Number of pages 221
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.