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St. Peter's Bookshop

6/20/24

St. Peter's Bookshop

PETER’S BOOKSHOP GRAND OPENING

Looking for a new book for your summer reading list? The new St. Peter’s Bookshop has opened just in time for the official start of summer! Titles in the Bookshop, located in the foyer outside the Parish Office, are chosen by St. Peter’s clergy and staff. Books can be purchased with a donation to St. Peter's. Cards found inside the book cover provide information for payment.

Featured Titles:

 

The Alchemist — Paulo Coelho

Selected by Jacquelyn VanWeelden, Parish Coordinator 

The Alchemist: A Fable About Following Your Dream: Coelho, Paulo:  9780722532935: Amazon.com: Books

 

 

"A story about a boy in search of his destiny, this book will remind you that every day is full of wonder, every little thing its own tiny miracle. To acknowledge and follow your dreams is to encounter God and be connected to the universe."

Jesus and the Disinherited — Howard Thurman

Selected by the Rev. Zack Rugenstone

Jesus and the Disinherited: Thurman, Howard, Douglas Rev., Dr. Kelly:  9780807024034: Amazon.com: Books

 

 

"Jesus and the Disinherited flipped my understanding of the context that Jesus had growing up. Dr. Howard Thurman understands the identity of Jesus and His context in a way that brings the story of Jesus to life around us in real time, and how we are to love those who may be different from ourselves."

Walking on Water: Reflections on Faith & Art — Madeline L'Engle

Selected by David Sinden, Organist & Director of Music

Walking on Water: Reflections on Faith and Art

 

 

"Madeline L'Engle's wide-ranging, heartfelt essays get to the intersection of creativity and the Divine imagination like nothing else I know."

In the Spirit of Happiness — The Monks of New Skete

Selected by The Rev. Dr. Nathan Haydon

The elements of a monk's life -- self-discipline, solitude, prayer, acts of love and forgiveness -- are pathways that anyone can follow to achieve true happiness and spiritual fulfillment. Reading In the Spirit of Happiness, “is like taking a monastic retreat in book form,” says the Rev. Dr. Nathan Haydon.