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An Armchair Pilgrimage through the Holy Land
GUEST BLOG: Stephen W. Need, author of Following Jesus in the Holy Land, describes how his own experience of visiting the Holy Land inspired him to write his “armchair pilgrimage”. …
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The Accidental Author
GUEST BLOG: How does someone who swears he will never write a book become a published author? Graham Turner describes his experience of writing God’s People and the Seduction of Empire, our Se…
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Two unmissable events at Durham Book Festival 2019
Sacristy Press and Durham Cathedral are hosting two events as part of the 2019 Durham Book Festival “fringe”. Don’t miss this opportunity to meet and quiz our authors. For …
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September #BookOfTheMonth: God's People and the Seduction of Empire
Our September #BookOfTheMonth is God’s People and the Seduction of Empire, “an accessible, radical and rare example of the vitality and relevance of both the Old and New Testaments&…
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Do We Need Deacons?
GUEST BLOG: Are deacons mere liturgical functionaries, on their way to the priesthood or presbyterate? Or are they social activists with only a loose connection to the churches? Or something in betw…
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Sacristy Press @SacristyPress On this #BlueMonday, #BookOfTheMonth author David Grieve explains that there is still plenty of Hope in Dark Places. sacristy.co.uk/blog/2020/blue… 3 days ago