Jacci Bulman Livres

Set against the breathtaking backdrop of North Cumbria's Pennine landscape, this anthology showcases the poetry of the North Cumbria Stanza Group. The poets draw inspiration from the wild beauty and fragility of their environment, reflecting on themes of resilience and the human experience. Their works, born from shared moments around a log fire during harsh winters, capture the creative energy of the region while celebrating the diverse aspects of life intertwined with nature's challenges.

Exploring the profound connection between humanity and the divine, this book delves into the concept of unity within diversity. It challenges readers to reflect on their individual roles as manifestations of a greater whole, emphasizing the spiritual journey towards understanding our interconnectedness with God and each other. Through thought-provoking insights, it encourages a deeper awareness of the divine presence in everyday life, fostering a sense of collective purpose and spiritual awakening.

Talking God: Daring to Listenbegins by inviting the reader to accompany the author through a series of eleven inspiring interviews with people of Christian, or 'Jesus-connected' faith, who hold a wide range of beliefs. She invites us to ask, 'what do I personallybelieve?' and to join her as she finds out how these dedicated spiritual 'pilgrims' each respond to a set of fourteen important questions about God, Jesus and Christianity. We begin with uncertainty and travel in hope to find our own resolution. Inspired by these conversations, Bulman then explores her own faith during Eastertime on Iona Island. She asks how we can understand truth and find unity in our diversity, and which spiritual language works best for us. This fascinating book will lead the reader through some of faith's deepest questions - exploring what God means to us, and what we mean to God.