Walking the Church Year - by Robert J F Elsner (Paperback)

About the Book

"Unravels the mysteries of the labyrinth, laying out a clear roadmap to a regular meditative practice. Following the liturgical calendar, each entry in Walking the church year offers scripture to contemplate, prayers or mantras, a reflection, and questions to inspire further thought. Suggestions for alternate labyrinth forms ensure that these meditations can by practices by the faithful of all physical abilities"--Back cover.

Book Synopsis

An indispensable, pocket-sized guide for incorporating labyrinths into your spiritual walk.

For centuries, labyrinths have served as an essential meditation aid for Christians seeking to deepen their personal relationships with God. In this portable edition--perfect for mobile use at home or in church--Robert Elsner unravels the mysteries of the labyrinth, laying out a clear roadmap to a regular meditative practice. Following the liturgical calendar, each entry offers scripture to contemplate, prayers or mantras, a reflection, and questions to inspire further thought. Suggestions for alternate labyrinth forms ensure that these meditations can be practiced by the faithful of all physical abilities.

Review Quotes

"Robert Elsner's devotion to God in prayer, liturgy, and decades-long practice of engaging with labyrinths are prominent in this...wise and accessible guide."

-- "The Rev. Mary Bea Sullivan, author of Living the Way of Love: A 40-Day Devotional"

"Supported by historical and theological grounding, this book is a must-have for anyone seeking to grow in their practice of embodied prayer."-- "Rev. Nelson Cowan, Ph.D., Director, Center for Worship and the Arts, Samford University"

"These spiritual walks water the reader's souls with optimism and hope. Each devotion builds a spiritual house founded on biblical and historical material and surrounded by prayer and practical wisdom. With patient encouragement, Robert Elsner effortlessly unfurls the beautiful and spiritually enriching practice of labyrinth walking."-- "Robert D. Flanagan, Chaplain, The General Theological Seminary"