Product Description: A Flourishing Practice? looks at the moral problems that currently seem prevalent in UK health care.

There are many Christian denominations in North America. Each one claims to be a part of the one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church of God. Each one seeks to be loyal to Jesus of Nazareth as Savior and Lord. Yet each one is different from the others. For example, most of us are aware of the great difference between the Roman Catholic Church and the Southern Baptist Convention of churches. But only those who are closely involved know the subtle differences between one kind of Baptist group and another. This book is not about differences between denominations. It is about the Episcopal Church USA. The Episcopal Church is a member of the family of Anglican Churches whose mother Church is that centered on Canterbury, England. This book is not a history of the Episcopal Church or a statement of its doctrines. Rather, it is the presentation of an attractive and compelling way of understanding the distinctive claim that can and should be made for the Episcopal Church. In one sentence, the claim is that the Episcopal Church is called to be both evangelical and catholic. In other words, the call of God to the Episcopal Church in these times, when the one Church of God is sadly divided, is that it should be simultaneously evangelical and catholic. This doesn't not mean that she is to be evangelical in her preaching and catholic in her liturgy. It is not a matter of being sometimes evangelical and sometimes catholic. The Church is called to be catholic and evangelical all the time in all that she is and does.

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Product Description: Yesterday, Today & Forever: Jesus Christ and the Holy Trinity in the Leading of the 7 Ecumenical Councils.

Product Description: Book by Toon, Peter

Product Description: Introduces 100 writings that feed a love for spirit-nourishing thought. Each chapter includes a biographical sketch and the author's aims in writing.

Product Description: Aims to show how meditation is rooted in Scripture and in the tradition of the Church fathers. The author outlines steps by which people can begin to meditate or deepen their meditation, by learning from other denominational traditions in order to achieve a Christian practice.

This Anglican author presents what is known about heaven from Scripture, and discusses the obstacles that may keep us from reaching it

Product Description: How can one bridge the chasm between rigorous exegetical study and private devotional exercises? One key is the practice of a vital but neglected discipline of the Christian life: meditation. "Meditation," writes the author, "is a particular way of receiving the revealed and dynamic Word of God into the heart from the mind so as to direct the will in the way of God's guidance...read more