Archbishop Sarah Mullally: A Biography Andrew LucasMarking a historic moment in Anglican history, Archbishop Sarah Mullally: A Biography explores the life and leadership of the first female Archbishop of Canterbury in Anglicanisms 1,400 year history. Written by church historian Andrew Atherstone, the book traces Mullallys journey from nursing and healthcare leadership to one of the most significant roles within the Church of England. It examines her theological outlook, public ministry and the
the book presents a balanced and deeply engaging narrative
it offers a verse of scripture and a thoughtful prayer for each day of the year
historians Helen Bond and Joan Taylor explore the way in which Mary the mother of Jesus
As you move prayerfully around the circle at an unhurried pace
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it reveals the history embedded in the capital’s streets
" this exclusive design combines playful dachshund silhouettes with colours and textures drawn from the Cathedral's stone
First Holy Communion
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In Lighten Our Darkness
the charm keyfob celebrates the artistry of early English Bible printing and the enduring legacy of William Tyndale's groundbreaking New Testament