A Companion for the Journey: 41 Reflections (Mostly) on the Lord's Prayer by Patten, Larry

A Companion for the Journey: 41 Reflections (Mostly) on the Lord's Prayer (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781467901222)

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A Companion for the Journey: 41 Reflections (Mostly) on the Lord's Prayer by Patten, Larry

A Companion for the Journey: 41 Reflections (Mostly) on the Lord's Prayer

$6.99
A Companion for the Journey: 41 Reflections (Mostly) on the Lord's Prayer by Patten, Larry

A Companion for the Journey: 41 Reflections (Mostly) on the Lord's Prayer

$6.99
Format: Paperback
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Here's a "companion" for a daily journey during Lent (or whenever you seek to deepen, question, or renew your Christian faith. Using phrases from the Lord's Prayer, each reflection invites the reader to see the Holy at work in the world. Patten has been mentored by Barbara Brown Taylor, Lauren Winner, and Nora Gallagher. Theologian John Cobb has said, "Larry Patten has envisaged a format that should appeal to the busy reader. Each short chapter stands on its own, with its own message. It can function as a devotional moment. Yet the sequence of chapters develops a cumulative meaning. The writing is good and the stories are well told."A United Methodist pastor, Larry Patten has served churches, been a campus minister, and worked as a hospice chaplain.

Author: Larry Patten
ISBN-10: 1467901229
ISBN-13: 9781467901222
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 12/28/2011
Pages: 158
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.41lbs
Size: 8.00h x 5.25w x 0.37d
By Larry Patten
By Larry Patten
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Larry Patten is a writer and United Methodist pastor. Much of his writing time is devoted to novels, but he also publishes a web page with weekly reverent (and sometimes irreverent) musings about the Holy and human relationship. To learn more about his words and wonderings, check out www.larrypatten.com. Patten has served churches, been involved with hospice and worked as a campus minister. He enjoys backpacking, biking, reading, playing with his dog, wine tasting, cooking and preventing his wife from acquiring a fourth cat. He agrees with G.K. Chesterton's comment, "Angels can fly because they take themselves lightly."

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