The Church is Open: Holy Week & Easter
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The Church Is Open: Holy Week & Easter is a quiet companion through Holy Week and Easter—an invitation to slow down, pay attention, and walk with a parish as it moves from palms to vigil fire to the first fragile brightness of resurrection.
These reflections honour the people who carry the story:
the priest who kneels,
the organist who rests,
the child who draws stars on tombs,
the dialysis patient who arrives early just to breathe.
Their lives form a mosaic of tenderness, courage, and the grace found in ordinary faithfulness.
What began as two separate books—two journeys, two endings, two epilogues—now appears in one volume. Holy Week and Easter lean toward one another, each completing what the other begins, and this book follows that full arc with honesty and quiet hope.
Rooted in parish life and shaped by the rhythms of illness, ministry, and community, The Church Is Open offers stillness rather than spectacle, presence rather than performance. It is for anyone who longs for gentleness in the sacred story, and for resurrection that rises the way dawn does—softly, almost shyly, through the cracks left by grief and waiting.
Dettagli
- Data di pubblicazione
- Apr 7, 2026
- Lingua
- English
- ISBN
- 9781291735925
- Categoria
- Narrativa
- Copyright
- Tutti i diritti riservati - Licenza di copyright standard
- Collaboratori
- Di (autore): Michael McFarland Campbell
Specifiche
- Pagine
- 109
- Tipo di rilegatura
- Libro a copertina morbida Libro a copertina morbida
- Colore del contenuto
- Colore
- Dimensioni
- A5 (148 x 210 mm)
Parole chiave
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