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1. 1. Sounding The Seasons

   Seventy Poems for the Christian Year

   

   A cycle of seventy sonnets keyed to the Christian year that moves through Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter and ordinary time, offering meditative, lyric reflections on scripture, liturgy, saints and the rhythms of everyday life; the poems combine theological insight, pastoral warmth and musical language to make ancient faith speak to contemporary experience, inviting readers into prayerful attention, reflection and renewed wonder at the mysteries of Christian belief and practice.

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2. 2. The Singing Bowl

   

   A luminous collection of poems and meditative reflections that explores the contours of Christian faith and everyday spiritual practice, weaving classical forms, pastoral wisdom, and vivid imagery to probe prayer, silence, sacrament, longing, doubt, and the presence of grace in ordinary life; intimate and accessible, it invites readers into a rhythm of attention and wonder, offering consolations and questions in equal measure.

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3. 3. What Do Christians Believe?

   

   A concise, accessible exploration of core Christian convictions that blends clear theological explanation with poetic and pastoral sensitivity, presenting doctrines such as the Trinity, the incarnation, atonement, resurrection, sacraments, prayer and the life of the church as claims about God’s loving, creative presence in the world; the book emphasizes the importance of imagination, beauty and narrative in understanding faith, invites reflective engagement rather than mere apologetics, and offers readers a thoughtful synthesis of doctrine and spiritual practice aimed at deepening both understanding and devotion.

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4. 4. Faith, Hope And Poetry

   Theology and the Poetic Imagination

   

   A compact, meditative reflection that argues the poetic imagination is integral to Christian life, showing how close attention to language, metaphor and form can reveal theological truth, shape prayer, and restore hope. Blending theological insight, close readings and pastoral anecdote, it explores how poetry attends to doubt, suffering and wonder, and offers practices of attention and creative discipline that nurture faith and the capacity to see and speak of the sacred.

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