Exploring the concept of divine fragility, Rachel Mann invites readers to find peace amidst life's limitations and uncertainties. She emphasizes that encounters with "the spectres of God" can lead to hope and resilience. Through personal experiences, Mann illustrates how embracing a three-dimensional mystery can transform our understanding of reality, offering a counter-narrative to despair and highlighting the potential for hope in challenging times.
Trans woman writer and Anglican parish priest, Rachel Mann, interrogates the place of faith and myth in a secular world.
Framed by her most famous poems 'In the Bleak Midwinter' and 'Love Came Down at Christmas', this daily devotional explores Advent and Christmas through the poetry of Christina Rossetti. For each day there is a poem with a reflection that draws on Rossetti's writings, encompassing a rich variety of themes.
Exploring the themes of grief, loss, and human fragility, this book delves into the profound limitations of our physical existence. It examines how these experiences illuminate our understanding of God and His remarkable decision to take on human form, offering a deep reflection on the intersection of divinity and humanity.
The Gospel of Eve is the acclaimed debut novel from Rachel Mann. Set at Littlemore College for aspirant priests in a picturesque village just outside Oxford, Mann weaves a compelling murder mystery, full of passion, deceipt and deadly pursuits.
It's not uncommon for the weather to change from a warm, sunny day to a rainy, overcast one in a short period of time. In Weather you will practice your phonics skills while learning how changeable, yet helpful, weather can be.
Exploring the role of firefighters, this book highlights their crucial work in extinguishing fires and ensuring safety. Readers will enhance their phonics skills while gaining insight into the dangers of fire and the bravery of those who combat it. It's an engaging way to learn about fire safety and the responsibilities of firefighters.
The Joy of Waiting in a Time of Fear: The Archbishop of York's Advent Book 2024
This Advent book offers a rich collection of reflections and meditations from the Archbishop of York, designed to guide readers through the spiritual journey of Advent in 2024. Each entry focuses on themes of hope, preparation, and anticipation, encouraging personal growth and deeper faith during this meaningful season. With insights that resonate across various contexts, it serves as a companion for both individual and communal worship, making it a valuable resource for enhancing the Advent experience.
This study guide offers six weeks of reflections designed for group or individual use during Lent, spanning from Ash Wednesday to Easter Saturday. It aligns with the Lectionary, making it suitable for those seeking a focused period of spiritual growth. Additionally, it includes a straightforward daily prayer format, enhancing the overall experience for participants.
The life cycle of a pumpkin plant is explored through engaging phonics practice, highlighting its transformation from a small seed to a giant fruit. This educational journey offers young readers a fun way to learn about plant growth while developing their reading skills.