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RT @CanonOakleyIn the Wilderness by Robert Graves. I love the idea of the scapegoat keeping Christ company. #APoemADay https://t.co/19UPaXXUfZ
Author(s): J Philip Newell, J. Philip Newell
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Philip Newell is a poet, scholar and teacher. Formerly Warden of Iona Abbey, he is internationally acclaimed for his work in the field of Celtic spirituality. He is a Church of Scotland minister with a passion for peace in the world and a fresh vision for harmony between its great spiritual traditions. Canadian by birth, he lives in Edinburgh with his family.
J Philip Newell is a leading author in the field of Celtic spirituality including 'Celtic Benediction','Sounds of the Eternal','Listening for the heartbeat of God' and other popular titles. Previously Warden of Iona Abbey, and Warden of Spirituality in the Diocese of Portsmouth, he is presently based in Edinburgh and is engaged in full time writing and speaking.
"The beautifully produced hardbarck volume is illuminated with artwork from the Book of Kells alongside the simplicity of children's Celtic artwork today." Living Spirituality News, Winter 2005-6
"The author has the commendable aim of strengthening Christian spirituality by making Scripture more accessible to families. He has certainly achieved a series of readings which in themselves are beautiful and challenging. The beatiful illustrations help to make the book a fine gift for any friend as well as being a personal aid to prayer and devotion. As you use it, you will find your spiritual life deepened if you heed its advice:'Be still and aware of God's presence within and all around.'" John Johansen-Berg, retired URC minister and former Moderator of the General Assembly. Reform, May 2006.
"This quality prayer book offers an elegant spiritual moment for almost every occasion. Beautifully illustrated with a combination of classical and contemporary Celtic art, taken from the Book of Kells and a group of children's own interpretation of Celtic art, this hardback offers an experience that is exhilarating, but also comforting and uplifting." Life & Work, April 2006.