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Beloved is Where We Begin
A weekly devotional for sustainable rhythms of grace

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ISBN: 9780281091119

 

A 52-part devotional offering ‘accessible discipline’ for those who want to build healthy spiritual rhythms.

In a world which pushes us to move faster and work harder, carving out the space for a traditional quiet time every day can feel impossible, leaving people desperate to connect with God regularly but feeling as if they’re failing.

Beloved is Where We Begin encourages us to build a sustainable rhythm of grace with 52 extended reflections and blessings for people to read and ponder through the week.

Using the liturgical year, the book gently guides the reader through the Christian seasons of Easter, Ordinary Time, Advent, Christmas and Lent, encouraging them to tune into the rhythm – and hear the echo of God’s voice calling us beloved whatever we are facing.

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“In our worrying world and busy lives, faced by constant challenges of work, money, health, relationships, confidence and responsibility, how difficult it is to hear that “still small voice of God” that we know brings calm and comfort. This intuitive, beautifully-written book offers gentle company along the bumpy road of day-to-day life, reminding us that God never lets us stray from the palm of His hand, and that His love is unconditional and forever.” Pam Rhodes, English television, radio presenter and author

Beloved is Where We Begin
Find more titles in: Devotional | STALITFEST

Beloved is Where We Begin
A weekly devotional for sustainable rhythms of grace

 

A 52-part devotional offering ‘accessible discipline’ for those who want to build healthy spiritual rhythms.

In a world which pushes us to move faster and work harder, carving out the space for a traditional quiet time every day can feel impossible, leaving people desperate to connect with God regularly but feeling as if they’re failing.

Beloved is Where We Begin encourages us to build a sustainable rhythm of grace with 52 extended reflections and blessings for people to read and ponder through the week.

Using the liturgical year, the book gently guides the reader through the Christian seasons of Easter, Ordinary Time, Advent, Christmas and Lent, encouraging them to tune into the rhythm – and hear the echo of God’s voice calling us beloved whatever we are facing.

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OUR PRICE:

£15.99

1 in stock

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A 52-part devotional offering ‘accessible discipline’ for those who want to build healthy spiritual rhythms.

In a world which pushes us to move faster and work harder, carving out the space for a traditional quiet time every day can feel impossible, leaving people desperate to connect with God regularly but feeling as if they’re failing.

Beloved is Where We Begin encourages us to build a sustainable rhythm of grace with 52 extended reflections and blessings for people to read and ponder through the week.

Using the liturgical year, the book gently guides the reader through the Christian seasons of Easter, Ordinary Time, Advent, Christmas and Lent, encouraging them to tune into the rhythm – and hear the echo of God’s voice calling us beloved whatever we are facing.

Show More

Additional information

Weight 400g
Format

Hard Cover

Pages

216

Publisher

Form

ISBN: 9780281091119

“In our worrying world and busy lives, faced by constant challenges of work, money, health, relationships, confidence and responsibility, how difficult it is to hear that “still small voice of God” that we know brings calm and comfort. This intuitive, beautifully-written book offers gentle company along the bumpy road of day-to-day life, reminding us that God never lets us stray from the palm of His hand, and that His love is unconditional and forever.” Pam Rhodes, English television, radio presenter and author

Rachael Newham

Rachael Newham is a Theology of Mental Health Specialist and the founder of the Christian mental health charity ThinkTwice. She holds a BA (Hons) in Theology and an MTh in Pastoral Theology of Depression from the London School of Theology.

Previously, Rachael worked as the Mental Health Friendly Church Project Manager at Kintsugi Hope. Now freelance, she spends her time preaching, speaking, and writing on faith and mental health.

She is the author of Learning to Breathe (2018) and And Yet (2021), with her third book set to be published in summer 2025. You can find her on social media (@RachaelNewham90) and Substack