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The Path of Celtic Prayer: An Ancient Way to Contemporary Joy

The Path of Celtic Prayer: An Ancient Way to Contemporary Joy

by Calvin Miller (Author)

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    Paperback 2008

    $3.68
Synopsis

This book sets out six principles of prayer distilled from the author's own reading and reflection on Celtic spirituality. It offers an accessible starting-point for a new understanding of prayer - doesn't aim to be a comprehensive look at the subject. It includes many examples of Celtic prayers and spiritual writing. Each chapter ends with prayer exercises to ground what has been learned. It is written by an established author, best known in the UK for his The Singer trilogy.It is suitable for those interested in Celtic prayer and spirituality, fans of writers such as David Adam and Michael Mitton, those attending Quiet Days and retreats, and readers of Quiet Spaces .

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 144
 Publisher: BRF (The Bible Reading Fellowship)
Published: 23 May 2008
ISBN 10: 1841015814
ISBN 13: 9781841015811

Media Reviews
This is a beautifully crafted book by a fine writer who draws out fresh, practical and imaginative insights about prayer from ancient Celtic stories. Michael Mitton From The Diocese of Hereford Newspaper - Spring 2009 The book owes its being to a moment of epiphany on the ferry from Mull to Iona. Miller realised that he did not yet know as much about prayer as God wanted him to know and that prayer, as the Celts knew it, was a flame fuelled by love which could revitalise the present. He offers six ways of prayer from which he draws out fresh insights to enable us to see God with the eyes of our hearts and which will light a living centre of praise within us. Reviewed by Celia Rees, Leominster From North Sound Radio - July 2008 If Celtic prayer is a rather vague concept to you Calvin Miller's book provides an excellent introduction. From his own reading and reflection on Celtic spirituality he has drawn six basic principles which he sets out fully here. He hopes that these will provide 'a window on to a new understanding of prayer.' At the end of each chapter Miller provides exercises to help readers reinforce and retain what they have learned. After a preliminary reading it is a book which will repay a second, slower reading, or it could be used as a companion or guide to personal meditation. Reviewed by Betty McKay
Author Bio
Calvin Miller is probably best known in the UK for The Singer trilogy, which has sold over one million copies worldwide. He has written more than forty other books and is currently a professor at Beeson Divinity School in Alabama, USA. During the 25 years that he served as a pastor in Nebraska, his church grew from ten members to more than 2,500.