Delivered from Deadly Curses is an inspirational, educational and eye-opening book that has been written to help deliver many from the web of curses.
It introduces hope to the victims and shows them the was of restoration.

Does the Christian Eucharist need to be re-thought for the 21st century? Both New Testament scholarship and our understanding of the modern world have left the traditional ideas of Eucharist largely untouched. Four particular elements in the Eucharist - the meaning of the death of Jesus, the remembrance of him, his presence associated with the bread and wine and the action of the Holy Spirit - are looked at in this book from a historical understanding of these ideas as they emerged through the centuries. The author argues that traditional interpretations of these ideas cannot be accepted without modification today; but that there must be taken into account a belief in God that can be accepted in the 21st century and also an acceptance of the change that has come about in our understanding of ourselves and the world since the 16th century. The book, in very accessible prose, points to ways in which we can recover a more reasonable understanding of Eucharist for today.

The Possibilities of Prayer in the 21st Century situates prayer in the perspective of today's world. Who are we? Are we composed of bodies and souls as is often supposed? The author explores this question and discusses the possibility that we may be said to have an innate capacity for communion with the source of all life. A chapter on how we understand God today is followed by a description of the prayer of monks and mystics in the past two millennia. Suggestions for prayer for the non Christian as well as the Christian complete this appraisal of prayer for the 21st century person.

The Anglican Cistercians of Ewell Monastery, the second section of the book, is a gripping account of the foundation and daily life of this Cistercian community. Always small in numbers when vocations to community life were falling dramatically in the 1960s, the monks lived a genuine, reformed Cistercian life of prayer, community and work for 38 years in the Church of England.

The Essays and Verse concluding the book are explorations into aspects of Christ's life and death over which Christians have differed for centuries, and about the essential relationship between the gospel and worship.

    Delivered from Deadly Curses is an inspirational, educational and eye-opening book that has been written to help deliver many from the web of curses.
It introduces hope to the victims and shows them the was of restoration.