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The Queen’s Way
Explore Elizabeth II’s faith through her own words.

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A celebration of biblical discipleship in public life. Discover how Elizabeth II’s whole-life faith in Jesus has shaped her life and reign with this insightful essay and best-selling gift book.

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It’s no secret that the Queen’s faith in Jesus Christ is of central importance to her. But very little has been written about the particular character of her Christian commitment, or how it has fuelled her vision for her role, the nation, and the Commonwealth.

In this fresh analysis, Mark Greene, co-author of The Servant Queen and the King she Serves, looks in depth at what the Queen herself says about her faith. What emerges is a compelling picture of a global stateswoman whose private and public lives have been shaped by the Bible and her relationship with Jesus – whose life of sacrifice, service, and compassion is the inspiration and model for hers.

Published in partnership with Bible Society to mark the Platinum Jubilee, this essay both enriches our appreciation of the Queen and challenges us by her example. Share it with friends, family, or colleagues and inspire them with her compelling vision of whole-life discipleship.

The Queen’s Way
Find more titles in: Christian Living
The Queen’s Way
Explore Elizabeth II’s faith through her own words.

A celebration of biblical discipleship in public life. Discover how Elizabeth II’s whole-life faith in Jesus has shaped her life and reign with this insightful essay and best-selling gift book.

Find out more

It’s no secret that the Queen’s faith in Jesus Christ is of central importance to her. But very little has been written about the particular character of her Christian commitment, or how it has fuelled her vision for her role, the nation, and the Commonwealth.

In this fresh analysis, Mark Greene, co-author of The Servant Queen and the King she Serves, looks in depth at what the Queen herself says about her faith. What emerges is a compelling picture of a global stateswoman whose private and public lives have been shaped by the Bible and her relationship with Jesus – whose life of sacrifice, service, and compassion is the inspiration and model for hers.

Published in partnership with Bible Society to mark the Platinum Jubilee, this essay both enriches our appreciation of the Queen and challenges us by her example. Share it with friends, family, or colleagues and inspire them with her compelling vision of whole-life discipleship.

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£3.00

1 in stock

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A celebration of biblical discipleship in public life. Discover how Elizabeth II’s whole-life faith in Jesus has shaped her life and reign with this insightful essay and best-selling gift book.

Show More

It’s no secret that the Queen’s faith in Jesus Christ is of central importance to her. But very little has been written about the particular character of her Christian commitment, or how it has fuelled her vision for her role, the nation, and the Commonwealth.

In this fresh analysis, Mark Greene, co-author of The Servant Queen and the King she Serves, looks in depth at what the Queen herself says about her faith. What emerges is a compelling picture of a global stateswoman whose private and public lives have been shaped by the Bible and her relationship with Jesus – whose life of sacrifice, service, and compassion is the inspiration and model for hers.

Published in partnership with Bible Society to mark the Platinum Jubilee, this essay both enriches our appreciation of the Queen and challenges us by her example. Share it with friends, family, or colleagues and inspire them with her compelling vision of whole-life discipleship.

Additional information

Weight 100g
Format

Paperback

Publisher

LICC

ISBN: 9781838453510
Mark Greene
Mark Greene is the Executive Director of the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity. Before that he was Vice-Principal and Lecturer of communications at the London School of Theology. And before that he spent ten years working in advertising in London and New York, a fact he is still prepared to admit.