Raymond Chapman Livres

Lancelot Andrewes, a key figure in the early Church of England, shaped a moderate Anglican theology that emphasized sound learning and a high view of the Eucharist, countering the puritanical trends of his time. His roles included Dean of Westminster and Bishop of Chichester, Ely, and Winchester, and he significantly contributed to the Authorized Version of the Bible. Renowned for his preaching, he was favored by monarchs and authored "The Private Devotions of Lancelot Andrewes," a vital resource for personal prayer. This collection showcases his influential writings and provides an insightful introduction.

This combined and enlarged edition features beloved works on the Stations of the Nativity and Stations of the Resurrection, now enhanced with a new section dedicated to the widely observed Stations of the Cross. It offers a comprehensive exploration of these spiritual practices, making it a valuable resource for reflection and prayer.

Offering insightful commentary and devotional reflections, this companion enhances the Gospel readings from the Book of Common Prayer, focusing on Sundays and special occasions throughout the year. It serves as a valuable resource for preachers, worshippers preparing through scripture, and individuals engaging with the daily office, fostering a deeper understanding and connection to the readings.

This sequel to the best-selling Leading Intercessions offers a completely new set of intercessory prayers for Sundays and special occasions, following the pattern of the Revised Common Lectionary. Rather than draw on all the Bible passages for the day, this second collection draws entirely on the Gospel readings for the day's Principle Service. schovat popis

Designed for clergy, deacons, and laity in bilingual churches, this resource offers a collection of profound prayers that resonate with the day's scripture readings. Structured to include petitions for the Church, the world, the community, the sick, and the departed, the prayers are fully formed yet flexible, allowing for the insertion of local or topical concerns. This makes it a valuable tool for enhancing worship and fostering community engagement in a diverse setting.

The book offers illustrated devotions designed to deepen understanding of the Nativity narratives. It features readings and prayers that guide both individuals and groups through the Stations of the Nativity, enhancing the spiritual experience of this significant event.

Evelyn Underhill was a pivotal figure in Christian mysticism, advocating that mystical experiences are accessible to all sincere believers rather than being exclusive. She challenged the rise of vague, popular mysticism in the early 20th century, employing her extensive historical scholarship to illuminate the ideas of past thinkers and demonstrate their significance in modern times. Her work emphasizes the importance of a grounded and thoughtful approach to spirituality.

Intercessory prayer plays a vital role in the Eucharist, serving as a communal response to the preached Word and addressing contemporary global issues. It emphasizes the need for fresh preparation for each service and is typically led by a congregation member rather than a priest. This practice highlights the active participation of the community in prayer, fostering a deeper connection among worshippers and their concerns for the world.

This collection features a blend of newly-crafted prayers, meditations, and established favorites, all thoughtfully organized to promote daily prayer habits year-round. It serves as a practical resource for individuals seeking to deepen their spiritual practice and enhance their devotional life.