Things Seen and Unseen A Year Lived in Faith (Paperback)
| Author: Nora Gallagher |
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Publish Date: 12/1/1999
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(in Inches) 8H x 5.25L x 0.5T
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256
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| Thought provoking and profoundly perceptive, "Things Seen and Unseen" explores the author's year-long journey to discover her faith and a relationship with God, using the Christian calendar as her compass. |
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While engaged in a year-long journey to reclaim her faith using the Christian calendar, the author shares her revelations about suffering, death, and life in this moving meditation on the meaning of belief.In the late eighties, Nora Gallagher entered Trinity Episcopal Church as a tourist and ended up a pilgrim. What she wanted was peace, she thought. What she got was something entirely different. In this remarkable book she describes her journey from secular life into "the world of the almost known," the world of faith. |
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Nora Gallagher brings readers on a very inspiring, very personal trip into the Episcopal Church. Her experience is a testament to the power of faith.
Nora Gallagher brings readers on a very inspiring, very personal trip into the Episcopal Church. Her experience is a testament to the power of faith.
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San Francisco Chronicle Book Review
"Her vision is indeed wider than it is deep, relying more on her reading in contemporary literature and her observations of fellow pilgrims than on biblical tradition. She has a good ear for dialogue, though she is prone to quoting at such length that it sounds as if she transcribed some interviews instead of incorporating them into scenes. 'Things Seen and Unseen' is nevertheless a fine addition to the burgeoning literature of personal and communal faith." - Christopher Merrill 12/27/1998
"Her vision is indeed wider than it is deep, relying more on her reading in contemporary literature and her observations of fellow pilgrims than on biblical tradition. She has a good ear for dialogue, though she is prone to quoting at such length that it sounds as if she transcribed some interviews instead of incorporating them into scenes. 'Things Seen and Unseen' is nevertheless a fine addition to the burgeoning literature of personal and communal faith." - Christopher Merrill 12/27/1998
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