Throughout history, some of the most important communications came through letter writing. In American history, it was John Adams to his wife and the Declaration of Independence. In world history, Winston Churchill's refusal to make a deal with Nazi Germany was in letter form. And, of course, in Christianity, one can argue no event in antiquity was more crucial to the religion's growth and widespread adoption than Paul's Epistle to the Romans. Letters Inspire. They enlighten. When we are left to our solitude, reading a letter fills that lonely room with the presence of a distant friend. This book celebrates the act of letter writing in the church community. In his third book, Father Tom Heron embarks on a journey with his readers to spread awareness of the divine connection that both a parishioner and priest can share and enjoy together through writing letters to one another. Father Tom also shares his musings on various elements of letter writing in the church community, with plenty of real examples from his own life memorialized within and guides readers on the various other types of letter writing that can enrich our everyday lives.