Daylight Devotional Bible

Author : Naomi Stakrey
Publisher :
ISBN 13 : 9781841015484
Total Pages : 160 pages
Book Rating : 4.0/5 (154 download)

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Download or read book New Daylight January - April 2010 written by Naomi Stakrey and published by . This book was released on 2009-08-01 with total page 160 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: New Daylight offers four months of daily Bible reading and reflection for everybody who wants to go deeper with God. It is ideal for those looking for a fresh approach to regular Bible study, and offers a talented team of contributors who present a Bible passage (text included), helpful comment and a prayer or thought for the day ahead. Contributors in this issue:David Winter is retired from parish ministry. an honorary Canon of Christ Church, Oxford, he is well known as a writer and broadcaster. His most recent book for BRF is Pilgrim's Way. In this issue, David will be writing on Fathers of the Faith.Steve Aisthorpe lives in Scotland with his wife and two sons. He is a development officer for the Church of Scotland, encouraging mission and discipleship throughout the Highlands and Western Isles. He was previously Executive Director of the International Nepal Fellowship. In this issue Steve will be writing on John 3:22-5:40.Veronica Zundel is an Oxford graduate, writer and journalist. She lives with her husband and son in North London, where they belong to the Mennonite Church. Veronica will be writing about Galatians in this issue.Naomi Starkey is the Editor of New Daylight. She also edits Quiet Spaces, BRF's prayer and spirituality journal, as well as commissioning BRF's range of books for adults. She has written Good Enough Mother for BRF, and in this issue she will be discussing the subject of Convenant people in Exodus.Gordon Giles is a vicar in Enfield, north-west London, previously based at St. Paul's Cathedral, where his work involved musical and liturgical responsibilities. He is trained in music, philosophy and theology. Gordon will be writing on words of blessing in this issue.Jennifer Oldroyd worked for many years at the Ashburnham Place conference centre in East Sussex. She was Managing Editor for a major Christian publisher, and in the last few years has had published two books of study material for small groups. In this issue, Jennifer will be writing on Snapshots of Jesus in Matthew.Helen Julian CSF is an Anglican Franciscan sister, currently serving her community as Minister Provincial. She has written Living the Gospel and The Road to Emmaus for BRF. In this issue Helen will be writing on Babylon.Rachel Boulding is Deputy Editor of the Church Times. Before this, she was Senior Liturgy Editor at Church House Publishing. She lives in Dorset with her husband and son - and, during school terms, more that 70 teenage boys. In this issue, Rachel will be writing about Holy Week.Stephen Cottrell is the Bishop of Reading. He has worked in parishes in London and Chichester, as Missioner in the Wakefield diocese and as part of Springboard, the Archbishop's evangelism team. Stephen will be writing on the significance of the resurrection in this issue.Stephen Rand is a writer and speaker who in recent years has shared his time between Jubilee Debt Campaign, persecuted church charity Open Doors and Mainstream, a Baptist church leaders' network. He and his wife Susan live in Oxfordshire, not too far from their grandchildren. In this issue Stephen will be writing on the deeds of David.Quotes from readers of New Daylight 'I have recently been introduced to New Daylight and find it most enlightening, easy to follow and thought-provoking.' 'I am just writing a few lines to thank you for your Bible reading notes, which have helped me through a difficult time.' 'Thank you, and all who contribute towards New Daylight. Yes, this summer's edition is refreshing and stimulating and very encouraging. Praise the Lord for all the hard work which produces such gems.' 'We always appreciate the readings in New Daylight.'