Name: Reflections for the Unfolding Year de Alan Wilkinson(Lutterworth) (en Inglés)
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Reflections for the Unfolding Year de Alan Wilkinson(Lutterworth) (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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Lutterworth

Autor

Wilkinson Alan

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Inglés

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Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9780718894986

Reflections for the Unfolding Year de Alan Wilkinson(Lutterworth) (en Inglés)

Wilkinson Alan (Autor) · Lutterworth · Tapa Blanda

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Reflections for the Unfolding Year is a collection of addresses given by Alan Wilkinson. Roving over subjects from apartheid to Lent to the ever-evolving image of Mary, he offers a compassionate response to some of the most painful subjects of the last hundred years, as well as a thoughtful reflection on the sacraments of the Church of England, what they have meant to our ancestors and what they mean to us today. Delving into troubling questions about doubt, repentance and what it means when God appears to be silent in times of crisis, he draws on sources from all walks of life in order to express how Anglicans feel about fundamental issues such as grief, hope and grace, as well as, most potently, their longing for God. Alan Wilkinson relates stories about the Church - its bishops and its believers - with rueful good humour and thoughtfulness, leading the reader through more than half a century of his ministry in Portsmouth and elsewhere. His portrait of the Church of England showcases both the ordinary and the extraordinary; the prosaic and the poetic. Through his fluent pen, we come to understand more of the lives of the people in the Church, such as Desmond Tutu, William Temple and Bill Sargent, who have made it what it is today: catholic, reformed and liberal.