He Was In the World
Meditations for public worship£9.99
Twenty-five meditations covering personal, pastoral and biblical themes. Written to be read where people are gathered, they can be used in congregational worship, or with smaller assemblies such as prayer groups, youth fellowships and housegroups.
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He Was In The World is a collection of 25 meditations for use in public worship. The meditations cover a range of personal, pastoral and biblical themes. Written to be read where people are gathered, they can be used in congregational worship, or with smaller assemblies such as prayer groups, youth fellowships and housegroups.
‘It is our deep hope that the material in this collection will bring its users into a fond and lively relationship with the God who was in the world and who still meets us in it.’
John L. Bell
Pastoral:
- The starfish
- The clown
- The teachers
- I never wanted to be born
- Fourspeak
Personal:
- The rabbit hutch
- Pethla
- On the bus
- The cupboard
- Writing it down
- The saints of God
Biblical:
- When the time was right
- On the eighth day
- Meeting God
- He was in the world
- Behold the Lamb of God
- The testimony and prayers of three anonymous children
- Lazarus
- The tree
- We did not want to go
- The stranger
- Three stone meditations
- God’s own people
60 pp
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| Weight | 156 g |
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| Author(s) | Bell, John L. |
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