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Death, the Daily Office, and Christian Formation

The Daily Office is waking, walking, and dying with Christ. From the day's beginning to its close, we lay down our life and death in him.

Jane Austen On Prayer

Jane Austen was a person of deep prayer. Although her novels rarely mention prayer, it undergirds her writings.

An Invitation to Chapel, Wycliffe College

Why is common worship, rather than private devotion so important? And why is common worship central to the life of a seminary?

Monastic Adventures with Anglicans

Three guests learn from the disciplines and wisdom of St. Benedict.

Daughters of the King, a Personal History with Grace Sears

Surprised by calling, Spirit-filled business meetings, and leading a global movement of women in prayer

Are We Losing The Daily Office?

Praise, prayer, and the reading of scripture are essential for our daily lives as followers of Christ. The Daily Office offers the way.

On Praying the Creed

The Creed is a statement of doctrine, but it can also be an entry for prayer, a chance to meditate on the mysteries of the faith.

A Curious Prayer & The Inversion of Scripture

Using biblical imagery and references in prayer is a wonderful thing, unless one takes the passage and turns it upside down.

Becoming Men of Prayer – Part III

Editor's Note: This the third part of a three part essay drawn from talks given at a men's retreat.  The first and second parts...

Becoming Men of Prayer – Part II

Editor's Note: This the second part of a three-part essay drawn from talks given at a men's retreat.  The first part may be found...

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