John Pritchard Ordre des livres

In 1998, Paul Pritchard was struck on the head by a falling rock as he climbed a sea stack in Tasmania. Close to death, Pritchard kept himself going with a promise that he would 'at least attempt to live'. The Mountain Path is an adventure book like no other, an exploration of a healing brain, a test of will and a triumph of hope.

The book features a sermon delivered in 1796, reflecting on the life and contributions of Captain Webb, who has passed away. It captures the sentiments of the time, offering insights into Webb's character and the impact of his death on the community. This high-quality reprint preserves the original text, providing readers with a glimpse into historical perspectives on loss and remembrance.

Through the perspective of the disciple John, this retelling delves into the Gospel of Luke, particularly focusing on Jesus' journey to Jerusalem. It offers a structured approach for Lent, featuring weekday readings from Ash Wednesday to Good Friday, complemented by weekly poems. Designed for both individual and group study, it includes reflective questions to encourage deeper engagement with the text and its themes.

The book offers a practical approach to prayer for those who struggle to find time amidst their busy lives, revitalizing the ancient monastic tradition. It guides readers through a structured daily routine that starts with a morning call to praise and concludes with a period of quiet reflection at night, fostering a deeper connection to spirituality in a contemporary context.

A book for those who have a longing to track down the divine but may not know where to start. John Pritchard explores around 20 experiences common to us all. Each of these, he believes, offers us a route to a more authentic existence, an insight into some aspect of the divine.

John Pritchard explores the art and power of prayer and explains how to slow down enough to hear what God wants to say. A book for all who are curious about how to become more in tune with the Spirit.