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At the Heart of Christmas Large Print Single Copy

12 days of stories and meditations for Christmas [Paperback]

by Justin Welby, Steph Cottrell

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This year's Church of England Christmas campaign booklet. At the Heart of Christmas's daily readings helps you think about what the first Christmas means today.

This years Church of England Christmas campaign booklet in large print
Each short reading helps you think about what Christmas means today
An engaging mix of readings, questions and prayers for the Christmas season

Author
Justin Welby
Book Format
Pamphlet
Publisher
Church House Publishing
Published
November 2021

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At the Heart of Christmas is the Church of England's campaign for Advent and Christmas 2021.

Inspired by readings from the Gospels of Luke and John read at so many Christmas services, this booklet is an invitation to everyone to explore the good news of God's saving love as revealed in the birth of Jesus.

It is also a challenge to each of us to ponder in our hearts, as Mary did, what the extraordinary events of the first Christmas might mean for us now and in the years ahead.

Starting on Christmas Eve and continuing daily until the Epiphany (6 January), twelve contributors share something that lies close to the heart of Christmas for them, bringing the theme to life through a mixture of personal story, Bible reading, reflection and questions to ponder.