Devotionals

Trusted advisors flesh out the initiative of the Episcopal Church's presiding bishop, Reverend Michael Curry. They elaborate on practices and three ways of being (seeking love, freedom, and abundant life).

This visionary prayer book will help you reclaim the ancient and Christian heritage of making your home a Domestic Church, a center for recognizing and celebrating God's presence in your family.

Acclaimed author N. T. Wright returns with a collection of pastoral excerpts, carefully curated from his widely celebrated books, that will inspire those wanting to cultivate a life “on earth as it is in heaven.”

Spanning nearly 2,000 years of Eucharistic prayer tradition, A Prayer Book for Eucharistic Adoration is a carefully translated collection of many ancient prayer sources, which heretofore have been unavailable to lay Catholics.

The Anglican rosary is a variation on the ancient spiritual practice of prayer cords. Sister Diana Dorothea, a member of the Episcopal Community of the Transfiguration, explains the symbolism of the Anglican rosary,

What is prayer, and why should we pray? Robert Llewelyn, one of the wisest spiritual teachers of our time, offers advice and insights from a lifetime of spiritual experience, including the lessons we can learn from Julian of Norwich.

Experience peace in the presence of the Savior who is closer than you can imagine.

Drawing on chants from several different faith traditions, this invigorating guidebook is ideal for anyone who wants to enliven their prayer experience in a unique way and navigate a path to a conscious relationship with God. Chant isn't just about monks

A 52 week devotional inspiring you to make the ordinary sacred through reflections, prayers, projects and spiritual rituals.

Give the moms in your life a beautiful gift of encouragement, reassurance, and peace amidst uncertainty. Features devotions to celebrate mothers and their love, comfort, and strength offering timely, biblical truth.

Daily devotional from bestselling author Henri Nouwen offers deep spiritual insight into human experience, intimacy, brokeness, & mercy. It’s a wonderful intro for those unfamiliar with Nouwen, and a must-have for Nouwen readers. 

Sister Joan Chittister’s words on monasticism begin “In every beating heart is a silent undercurrent that calls each of us, to a place unknown, to the vision of a wiser life, to become what I feel I must be - but cannot name.”