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Wounds That Heal

Name: Wounds That Heal
Price: 24.72 GBP
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Author: Jonathan Baxter
ISBN: 9780281058303

A Journey Towards Health and Healing

by Jonathan Baxter

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288 pages
Publisher: SPCK Publishing
14 x 21.6 x 1.6 cm

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For Christians seeking healing insights and inspiration

Explores theology's role in modern health practices

You will discover a deeper understanding of healing

Wounds That Heal offers a thought-provoking journey into theology and health.

Our Mission

Equipping you for life's journey with Jesus:

Now a team of 60 – we've been serving the Church since 2004
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This stimulating collection of pieces, by a variety of distinguished authors, explores the interface between theology and health. The overall emphasis of the book is the role of the imagination within the Christian healing ministry, and how this impacts upon and challenges current practice. The chapters include: 'A theology for health today' by Rowan Williams, 'Eco-mysticism: A contemporary path for Christian healing?' by Mary Grey; 'The sacrament of unction' by Elizabeth Stuart, The womb and the tomb: Health and flourishing in medieval mystical literature' by Grace Jantzen, 'Healing and peace' by Clive Barrett, 'Envisioning God and our well-being' by Paul Avis and 'Spiritual intelligence and the person-centred therapist' by Brian Thorne.