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paperback. Condition: Very Good. Garney, Ron (illustrator). Connecting readers with great books since 1972! Used books may not include companion materials, and may have some shelf wear or limited writing. We ship orders daily and Customer Service is our top priority!

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Paperback. Condition: New. You're invited to the simplest church on Earth-the space between you and the person next to you.Our world is suffering from an epidemic of loneliness and disconnection. We are all longing for each other. We want meaningful relationships and vibrant family lives. We want neighbors we know and care about. We want depth and substance to our friendships and our daily interactions at home, at work, and in our community. We want to have the conversations necessary to fix an ailing and divided society. And we are struggling.Written as an interconnected and compounding series of personal reflections, Cathedrals of Connection gently offers people struggling with faith an accessible on-ramp to their own spiritual journey. Rooted in a progressive, ecumenical, and at times slightly irreverent Christian perspective, with Biblical passages anchoring every chapter, author Matt Mattson reveals an ordinary mysticism found in the common interactions of our daily lives. Matt, who has spent over two decades helping people gather together in simple, sacred ways, invites readers to construct their own cathedrals of connection, to erect their own temples of togetherness, to build their own churches in the space between themselves and every person they encounter.If you are unsure, it's okay. If you get uncomfortable around faith-y stuff sometimes, you're not alone. You are safe and welcome here. Your doubts and questions are reasonable and wonderful. Come on in.

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Paperback. Condition: New. You're invited to the simplest church on Earth-the space between you and the person next to you.Our world is suffering from an epidemic of loneliness and disconnection. We are all longing for each other. We want meaningful relationships and vibrant family lives. We want neighbors we know and care about. We want depth and substance to our friendships and our daily interactions at home, at work, and in our community. We want to have the conversations necessary to fix an ailing and divided society. And we are struggling.Written as an interconnected and compounding series of personal reflections, Cathedrals of Connection gently offers people struggling with faith an accessible on-ramp to their own spiritual journey. Rooted in a progressive, ecumenical, and at times slightly irreverent Christian perspective, with Biblical passages anchoring every chapter, author Matt Mattson reveals an ordinary mysticism found in the common interactions of our daily lives. Matt, who has spent over two decades helping people gather together in simple, sacred ways, invites readers to construct their own cathedrals of connection, to erect their own temples of togetherness, to build their own churches in the space between themselves and every person they encounter.If you are unsure, it's okay. If you get uncomfortable around faith-y stuff sometimes, you're not alone. You are safe and welcome here. Your doubts and questions are reasonable and wonderful. Come on in.

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Paperback. Condition: New. You're invited to the simplest church on Earth-the space between you and the person next to you.Our world is suffering from an epidemic of loneliness and disconnection. We are all longing for each other. We want meaningful relationships and vibrant family lives. We want neighbors we know and care about. We want depth and substance to our friendships and our daily interactions at home, at work, and in our community. We want to have the conversations necessary to fix an ailing and divided society. And we are struggling.Written as an interconnected and compounding series of personal reflections, Cathedrals of Connection gently offers people struggling with faith an accessible on-ramp to their own spiritual journey. Rooted in a progressive, ecumenical, and at times slightly irreverent Christian perspective, with Biblical passages anchoring every chapter, author Matt Mattson reveals an ordinary mysticism found in the common interactions of our daily lives. Matt, who has spent over two decades helping people gather together in simple, sacred ways, invites readers to construct their own cathedrals of connection, to erect their own temples of togetherness, to build their own churches in the space between themselves and every person they encounter.If you are unsure, it's okay. If you get uncomfortable around faith-y stuff sometimes, you're not alone. You are safe and welcome here. Your doubts and questions are reasonable and wonderful. Come on in.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - You're invited to the simplest church on Earth--the space between you and the person next to you.Our world is suffering from an epidemic of loneliness and disconnection. We are all longing for each other. We want meaningful relationships and vibrant family lives. We want neighbors we know and care about. We want depth and substance to our friendships and our daily interactions at home, at work, and in our community. We want to have the conversations necessary to fix an ailing and divided society. And we are struggling.Written as an interconnected and compounding series of personal reflections, Cathedrals of Connection gently offers people struggling with faith an accessible on-ramp to their own spiritual journey. Rooted in a progressive, ecumenical, and at times slightly irreverent Christian perspective, with Biblical passages anchoring every chapter, author Matt Mattson reveals an ordinary mysticism found in the common interactions of our daily lives. Matt, who has spent over two decades helping people gather together in simple, sacred ways, invites readers to construct their own cathedrals of connection, to erect their own temples of togetherness, to build their own churches in the space between themselves and every person they encounter.If you are unsure, it's okay. If you get uncomfortable around faith-y stuff sometimes, you're not alone. You are safe and welcome here. Your doubts and questions are reasonable and wonderful. Come on in.

Paperback. Condition: New. You're invited to the simplest church on Earth-the space between you and the person next to you.Our world is suffering from an epidemic of loneliness and disconnection. We are all longing for each other. We want meaningful relationships and vibrant family lives. We want neighbors we know and care about. We want depth and substance to our friendships and our daily interactions at home, at work, and in our community. We want to have the conversations necessary to fix an ailing and divided society. And we are struggling.Written as an interconnected and compounding series of personal reflections, Cathedrals of Connection gently offers people struggling with faith an accessible on-ramp to their own spiritual journey. Rooted in a progressive, ecumenical, and at times slightly irreverent Christian perspective, with Biblical passages anchoring every chapter, author Matt Mattson reveals an ordinary mysticism found in the common interactions of our daily lives. Matt, who has spent over two decades helping people gather together in simple, sacred ways, invites readers to construct their own cathedrals of connection, to erect their own temples of togetherness, to build their own churches in the space between themselves and every person they encounter.If you are unsure, it's okay. If you get uncomfortable around faith-y stuff sometimes, you're not alone. You are safe and welcome here. Your doubts and questions are reasonable and wonderful. Come on in.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. You're invited to the simplest church on Earth-the space between you and the person next to you.Our world is suffering from an epidemic of loneliness and disconnection. We are desperately longing to find each other again. We want meaningful relationships and vibrant family lives. We want neighbors we know and care about. We want depth and substance in our interactions at home, at work, and in our community. There is ancient wisdom in our spiritual traditions, explored throughout this book, that can help heal our lonely, divided world one sacred moment of human connection at a time.Written as an interconnected, compounding series of personal reflections, Cathedrals of Connection gently offers people frustrated with or disenchanted by religion an accessible on-ramp to their spiritual journey. Rooted in a progressive, ecumenical, and at times slightly irreverent Christian perspective, with Biblical passages anchoring every chapter, author Matt Mattson reveals an ordinary mysticism in the common interactions of daily life. Matt, who has spent over two decades helping people gather in simple, sacred ways, invites readers to construct their own cathedrals of connection and erect their own temples of togetherness in the space between themselves and every person they encounter. Written as an interconnected and compounding series of personal reflections, Cathedrals of Connection gently offers people struggling with faith an invitation and road map to construct their own cathedrals of connection, to erect their own temples of togetherness, to build their own churches in the space between themselves and every person they encounter. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. You're invited to the simplest church on Earth-the space between you and the person next to you.Our world is suffering from an epidemic of loneliness and disconnection. We are desperately longing to find each other again. We want meaningful relationships and vibrant family lives. We want neighbors we know and care about. We want depth and substance in our interactions at home, at work, and in our community. There is ancient wisdom in our spiritual traditions, explored throughout this book, that can help heal our lonely, divided world one sacred moment of human connection at a time.Written as an interconnected, compounding series of personal reflections, Cathedrals of Connection gently offers people frustrated with or disenchanted by religion an accessible on-ramp to their spiritual journey. Rooted in a progressive, ecumenical, and at times slightly irreverent Christian perspective, with Biblical passages anchoring every chapter, author Matt Mattson reveals an ordinary mysticism in the common interactions of daily life. Matt, who has spent over two decades helping people gather in simple, sacred ways, invites readers to construct their own cathedrals of connection and erect their own temples of togetherness in the space between themselves and every person they encounter. Written as an interconnected and compounding series of personal reflections, Cathedrals of Connection gently offers people struggling with faith an invitation and road map to construct their own cathedrals of connection, to erect their own temples of togetherness, to build their own churches in the space between themselves and every person they encounter. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.