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Color/finish: glass base with chrome finish Design details: white linen shade measures 14in x 14in x 26in Measures 14in wide x 26in high 14in deep Requires (1) LED 9W bulb (included) UL approved Imported

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This unique volume draws on the wisdom of Christian thinkers and preachers from across the ages to present a warm and informative collection of insights on the art of preaching.Gathering the writing of figures as diverse as Augustine, John Chrysostom, Jonathan Edwards, Gardner C. Taylor, and Barbara Brown Taylor, The Company of Preachers provides experienced advice on effective preaching, direct from the pens of those who have known it best. The book is arranged in seven divisions, each covering a central component of the preaching task. Editor Richard Lischer, himself a distinguished preacher and teacher, gives a brief introduction to each selection.Aptly presenting a theological and historical cross-section of the church's homiletics, this volume will be invaluable to preachers, students preparing for ministry, and others seeking models of powerful Christian speech. " Features insights on preaching from:AugustineKarl BarthDietrich BonhoefferWalter Brueggemann Rudolf BultmannHorace BushnellDavid ButtrickJohn CalvinJohn CassianJohn Chrysostom, Fred B. CraddockC. H. DoddJarena LeeJonathan Edwards Charles Grandison FinneyP. T. ForsythHarry Emerson FosdickGregory the GreatGeorge HerbertMartin Luther, Henry H. MitchellJohn Henry NewmanPhoebe PalmerPaul Ricoeur Oscar RomeroFriedrich SchleiermacherCharles Haddon SpurgeonBarbara Brown TaylorGardner C. Taylor John Wesley, and many more, "

Gathers selections from the religious writings of St. Augustine, Martin Luther, Albert Schweitzer, Cardinal Newman, Jonathan Edwards, Christina Rossetti, and Blaise Pascal

Gathers essays by Saint Augustine, Ignatius of Loyola, Jonathan Edwards, and Thomas Merton

Christian Spirituality: The Classics is a unique and comprehensive guide to thirty key Christian spirituality texts. Ranging from Origen and Augustine to Jonathan Edwards, Thérèse of Lisieux and Thomas Merton, it offers a view of the texts which is founded in scholarship, but which also presents them as living documents that invite- even compel -contemplative reflection and existential response. Each chapter briefly describes the classic text’s author and audience, gives a synopsis of its contents, suggests some of its influence in history, and then explores aspects of the text’s meaning for readers today. Key themes include: What is the meaning of life? How can human beings find truth? How can they discover who they really are? How can they live together in peace? How can they live more fully in God’s presence in this world and be united with God in the world to come? The scholars who have written these chapters are all experts on their respective topics, but they wear their learning lightly. Anyone wishing to discover the riches of Christian spirituality will find this the ideal introduction and should be able to progress to a deeper understanding of the texts themselves.

Gathers selections from the religious writings of St. Augustine, Martin Luther, Albert Schweitzer, Cardinal Newman, Jonathan Edwards, Christina Rossetti, and Blaise Pascal

In researching the patterns black people's dreams about white people, Ortiz Hill dug into the literature of the African worlds that black Americans came out of and found that those worlds were intact in their nightly dreams. Weaving scholarship and interviews with the Shona medicine man Mandaza Augustine Kandemwa, Ortiz Hill offers the recognition that, at the most intimate level, Africa has kept faith with the African-American soul.

In researching the patterns black people's dreams about white people, Ortiz Hill dug into the literature of the African worlds that black Americans came out of and found that those worlds were intact in their nightly dreams. Weaving scholarship and interviews with the Shona medicine man Mandaza Augustine Kandemwa, Ortiz Hill offers the recognition that, at the most intimate level, Africa has kept faith with the African-American soul.