From Advent's Alleluia to Easter's Morning Light: Poetry for Worship, Study, and Devotion She challenges Christians to look past the ongoing distractions of the "busy work" of church meetings and socials, new programs and technology, and inevitable conflict, while reminding readers in her
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| Title | : | From Advent's Alleluia to Easter's Morning Light: Poetry for Worship, Study, and Devotion |
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| Rating | : | 4.51 (626 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0664234917 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2010-06-02 |
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Weems's lyrical poetry is a reminder of the importance of true discipleship. She challenges Christians to look past the ongoing distractions of the "busy work" of church meetings and socials, new programs and technology, and inevitable conflict, while reminding readers in her singularly expressive voice that the "institution" of the church is, at heart, quite simply all about Jesus. This collection of poems, written to be used in worship, in personal devotions, and in discussion groups, is organized to follow the liturgical year from Advent through Easter. Kneeling in BethlehemIn a style that is contemporary, reverent, and faith-filled, the poet offers a collection of meaningful poems reflecting on the Christmas season.
Editorial : "Ann Weems's words are beautiful but they are also powerful, poignant, and profound. This is poetry at its highest calling." Kathleen Long Bostrom, author of Making Space for the Spirit and coauthor of 99 Things to Do between Here and Heaven.
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