Spirituality

In simple practices such as walking, working, resting and waking, Taylor reveals concrete ways to discover the sacred in the small things we do and see. Ancient spiritual understanding is explored afresh and we discover that no physical act is too earthbound or too humble to become a path to the divine. A stunningly beautiful read.

A sparkling collection of stories and sermons of faith, grace, and hope by bestselling writer and renowned preacher Barbara Brown Taylor. Full of her astute observations on the Spirit and the state of the world and animated by her ready wit, this collection will be a joy for many.

All Shall Be Well presents - in a series of short passages suitable for daily reading and meditation - Sheila Upjohn's acclaimed modern translations of fourteenth-century anchoress Julian of Norwich's The Revelations of Divine Love.

First published in 1987, this is a remarkable and unusual book that addresses all of us who look for illumination `on the other side of the dark'. It makes a poignant complement to Michael Mayne's last book, The Enduring Melody, which was written twenty years later, in the final months of his life.

This collection of Michael Mayne's unpublished writings and lectures focuses on Anglicanism's distinctive theology and ethos, and how it can help the church speak to contemporary society. It offers a vintage distillation of his wisdom and pastoral understanding that remains extraordinarily relevant.

Kevin Goodrich's lively, devotional, and practical guide to the teachings of 14th century mystic, Walter Hilton, one of the great medieval figures of the English spiritual tradition is the most accessible introduction to Hilton written. An ideal accompaniment to Goodrich's anthology of Hilton's writings, The Greatest Desire.