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A Star-Filled Grace, EPUB eBook

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A Star-Filled Grace offers resources on beloved Advent and Christmas themes for churches, ministers, study groups and individuals at a time when there is a genuine interest in fresh ways of telling the Christmas stories.

In poetry, liturgy and narrative, Rachel Mann questions the cosy and sentimental view of the festive season and takes seriously the idea that God in Christ is born as a vulnerable outsider who transforms the world in radical ways.

Intended to be usable in a wide range of liturgical and study contexts, this book revisits biblical voices, characters and stories with a sophistication and simplicity that speaks to readers from a diversity of theological and spiritual perspectives.

Rachel Mann is an Anglican parish priest, broadcaster and writer.

She is resident poet and minor canon at Manchester Cathedral.

Her work is widely published, including two previous books, The Risen Dust and Dazzling Darkness.

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