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All of Life: A course exploring real life and real faith inspired by Call the Midwife (God on TV) - Softcover

Bryony Taylor; Mother Rebecca Amoroso And David Twomey

 
9780232534467: All of Life: A course exploring real life and real faith inspired by Call the Midwife (God on TV)

Synopsis

An inspiring Christian course based on the much-loved BBC television drama Call the Midwife.

  • Offers church study groups and individuals a new way of engaging with God
  • Contains notes to help group leaders guide participants through the session in an inclusive and stimulating way

  • All of Life is an inspiring Christian course based on the much-loved BBC television drama Call the Midwife. Over the course of five weekly sessions, it offers church study groups and individuals a new way of engaging with God and profound questions around who we are and why we’re here. The course helps us to think about and discuss these themes:
  • Liturgy and Prayer, with a reflection by George Guiver
  • Disability and Ability, with a reflection by Katie Tupling
  • Windrush, with a reflection by Chine McDonald
  • LGBTQIA+ People, with a reflection by Claire Jones
  • Vocation and Calling, with a reflection by Frances Wilson
  • Living with Death, with a reflection by Juliet Stephenson

Each session opens with a suggested Call the Midwife clip to watch, and is followed by an appropriate Bible reading, questions for discussion, and suggestions for helpful prayers and group activities. This book contains notes to help group leaders guide participants through the session in an inclusive and stimulating way.

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About the Author

Contributors include George Guiver (priest and member of the Community of the Resurrection at Mirfield), Katie Tupling (priest and campaigner for full inclusion of disabled people in the church), Chine McDonald (PR lead for Christian Aid, Thought for the Day broadcaster), Claire Jones (deacon in the Church of England) and Frances Wilson (former nun, now a priest and Director of Ordinands for Lichfield Diocese).

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