Gregory Floyd's autobiographical journey through grief after the tragic death of his youngest son recounts the full impact of such a loss on a Christian family

Millions of people today live with a dog, cat, or other domestic animal that is considered not just a pet, but a member of the family. In her newest book, Debra Farrington—who has lived with animals most of her life—explores the spiritual aspe

There's no need to travel to Europe, the Middle East, or Asia---you can find God in your own backyard.

An eloquent memoir from one of today's best-loved spiritual writers

Sweeney writes with warmth and affection for the faith he has left behind. And he offers wise reflections on those aspects of fundamentalism that all Christians can learn from.

Whether you are a beginner at prayer or fully engaged in the life of prayer, this little book will offer profound insight and encouragement.

"The gospel is not just about the Cross and getting my sins forgiven so I can go to heaven. It is about the restoration of the whole person - heart, soul, mind, body," says Scot McKnight.

A prayer book for those who mourn.

Join award-winning author and rabbi, Sandy Sasso, as she explains the origins and beauty of midrash.

This book is designed to help those in pain -- and specifically those who have lost someone through death -- to imagine the path before them.

An eloquent introduction to Quaker spirituality---for all who are seeking a fresh approach to God.

"Ruthlessly honest and seriously funny, this memoir of a heart aching for God is one of the finest contemporary spiritual autobiographies." - John Wilson, Editor of Books & Culture

In today's hectic, changing world, being an oblate offers a rich, spiritual connection to the stability and wisdom of an established monastic community.

Experience an authentic Jewish Passover seder, from a distinctively Christian perspective.

George Dardess believes that Jesus' injunction to "Love your neighbor as yourself" means that serious Christians should engage with Islam and come to know their Muslim neighbors.

This is the most invigorating and enabling book about prayer that I have seen in years! Wry, funny, accessible, wise beyond all appearances, and deeply spiritual, MacBeth warms the soul as well as the heart. So will praying in color." - Phyllis Tickle, compiler, The Divine Hours

For Christians who want to pray as Jesus prayed

A glimpse into the extraordinary life of one of the great mystics.

Sharing monastic wisdom as well as stories from their own lives, this Benedictine monk and Catholic laywoman reveal the true meaning of hospitality.

A time honored way to express spirituality in the home

For those wanting to take their faith to the next level—a collection of practices ancient, new, and innovative

In this life-changing book, Morris challenges us--regardless of creed or denomination--to consider a biblical picture of God that is radically different from the traditional view. He reveals God's gracious and courageous participation in all aspects of ou

A Christian's exploration of the tradition of Jewish Midrash---an ancient yet vibrant approach to reading the Bible

With timeless insight, Frederick Buechner introduces readers to the Jesus of the gospels. The old, old story begins to ring new as Buechner revisits the ancient stories and shows different aspects of the face of Jesus.

A life-changing guide to being formed like Jesus

With warmth and grace, Lorraine Kisly invites us to enter the radiance of the Lord's Prayer

Fourteen new devotions, inspired by scenes and stories of Mary in the Gospels.

The heart: it is known as the seat of the soul, the power house of the body, the essence of spirituality. No other bodily organ has so captured the imagination of human beings since the beginning of time.

Constantly rushed by the urgent demands of home and workplace, we often long for a season of solitude--an uninterrupted time to rest, meditate, and pray.

Blasting the facade that sometimes makes Christianity into pretty promises and plastic grace, Joy Jordan-Lake considers the uncomfortable path of genuine faith.

After an extraordinary mission of healing took place in the 1920s at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco, many small prayer circles were formed to carry on the work of intercession.

A resource for small groups to delve more deeply into the richness of the gospel message

How can I practice hospitality today? In a world that is so unsafe? Saint Benedict shows us how.

Loving God, Loving Others - a study guide for small groups, retreats, or for your own personal use.

Liturgy appeals to our senses, grounds us in a great tradition, and plants us in the midst of a diverse community.

Inspired by McKnight's bestseller, The Jesus Creed, this is an invitation to live its principles for 40 days and beyond

Discover the beauty and practices of liturgical worship in your small group, bible study, or retreat

This insightful book explains the heart of the Christian life as living in God's will

Drawing from biblical references and personal experience, Krister Stendahl depicts the Holy Spirit as the driving force, the creative energy, and the animating breath of the whole creation.

The story of the Nicene Creed

Use this beautiful journal as your companion when you pray in color. It includes plenty of space to pray, and quotes from the original book that will inspire your efforts.

What does it mean to forgive? Should we--at all times and in all circumstances--forgive?

Pray with more than your mind. Pray like a psalmist

One of the most common spiritual questions that people have today

This simple and joy-filled book opens our hearts to what is in the air we breathe, under our feet, and in this very moment: the abundant life, a gift from God.

Ellen Prewitt invites you to discover how this new spiritual practice—making crosses—can deepen a life lived for Christ. As she says, “To make a cross is to pray in a new way, but it’s not as simple as old-fashioned petitionary prayer; making crosses is a way for God to pray through you.”

Chosen as one of the Top 10 Religion Books of 2009 by Publishers Weekly, and recently reviewed by popular Beliefnet columnist, Dr. Norris Chumley.

This beautiful, small, book is a thoughtful inquiry through which Scott Cairns hopes to come to terms with what he calls “the puzzlement of our afflictions.”

For groups or individuals, the perfect study companion to Sr. Bridget Haase's book, Generous Faith: Stories to Inspire Abundant Living

How did the first Christians practice their faith? The Didache, an early handbook of an anonymous Christian community, "is the most important book you've never heard of.” It spells out a way of life for Jesus-followers, including how to love one another, how to practice the Eucharist, and how to take in wandering prophets.

Discover how to put the words of the Scripture to use in your life.

This beautiful book is the presentation/gift edition of last year’s Paraclete bestseller, Will I See My Dog in Heaven? (4 printings). Now, the question mark is removed! The answer is Yes!

Theologians have long made the bold claim that we need to work the Ascension into our theology. They claim, in fact, that without the Ascension our theology is weak. The cry of the Church has been 'Why?' and "Show me!' Theologians have yet to answer that pressing question and answer that claim. Until right now. In your hands is one of the only books written that makes the Ascension a part of the Christian life, and I hope you read and devour this insightful study and become and Ascensional follower of Jesus. - Scot McKnight, author of The Jesus Creed and 40 Days Living the Jesus Creed

Ancient Paths offers personal and practical insights into “The Rule of St. Benedict”, an ancient guidebook for Christian formation in community. Drawing upon centuries of Benedictine spirituality and monastic spiritual practices, Ancient Paths presents a five-fold approach to spiritual formation in community.