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Penelope Wilcock

    Penelope Wilcock scrive con una profonda comprensione dello spirito umano, attingendo alle sue ricche esperienze di vita come ministra metodista e cappellana di hospice e scuola. Le sue opere esplorano relazioni complesse e questioni spirituali con acume penetrante. Ambientando le sue narrazioni in contesti suggestivi che riecheggiano la sua vita al mare, cattura anche temi universali di amore, perdita e fede. L'autrice offre ai lettori un'esperienza letteraria profondamente risonante e stimolante.

    The Wilderness Within You
    The Hawk and the Dove
    Remember Me
    The Wounds of God
    The Hour Before Dawn
    The Hardest Thing to Do
    • The Wounds of God

      • 192pagine
      • 7 ore di lettura

      The second volume volume in a series set in the 14th Century and centred around the fictional Benedictine monastery of St Alcuin's, in Yorkshire.

      The Wounds of God
    • Remember Me

      • 208pagine
      • 8 ore di lettura

      The sixth volume in The Hawk and Dove series centred around a fictional Benedictine monastery in Yorkshire.

      Remember Me
    • The Hawk and the Dove

      • 176pagine
      • 7 ore di lettura

      The first volume in a series set in the 14th Century and centred around the fictional Benedictine monastery of St Alcuin's, in Yorkshire.

      The Hawk and the Dove
    • Our spiritual growth has been stifled by our long obsession with consumption and possessions. This practical yet visionary book offers a model for a truly healthy life based on gospel simplicity. Ditch the stuff that gets in the way, and your heart is free to respond to God. 'What is in these pages works,' Pen says. 'It's the medicine for today, it transforms life. It's the part of the Bible that shouts off every page but is silenced before it ever gets to church.' Christian simplicity affects our management of time, money, possessions, speech, what we do, eat and hear, our relationships, resources, homes, transport, the way we dress. It requires discipline. 'But as we journey, a wonderful sense of freedom permeates our lives; the light heart that is necessary to walk gracefully in Christ's way.'

      In Celebration of Simplicity