
Some Daily Prayers For Church Of England People Av Harry Ogden
Laid out in a way that makes a daily pattern of prayer possible and sustainable, it has a wealth of common-sense teaching about faith and the practice of it, and an imaginative and catholic selection of material....
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Some Daily Prayers for Church of England People - the product of decades of parish ministry - hits the spot in many crucial areas. Laid out in a way that makes a daily pattern of prayer possible and sustainable, it has a wealth of common-sense teaching about faith and the practice of it, and an imaginative and catholic selection of material. Over 100,000 copies sold since first publication, and a perfect confirmation present.'I cannot recommend this book too highly. It could be used as a gift to any kind of enquirer and searcher with complete confidence.'Andrew Hawes, Warden, Edenham Retreat House'A publishing phenomenon [that has] occupied the Church Times best-seller lists for many weeks.'Church Times
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