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John Sentamu

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John Sentamu has served as Archbishop of York.

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Life after Death

Theology

“Very accessible, deeply grounded in Scripture, pastorally helpful, and sensitive to that most democratic of all institutions -- death. What a real gem of a book.”

Summoned from the Margin

History & Biography

“Sanneh's personal journey from childhood roots in the Gambia is told with refreshing delight in a wonderfully kaleidoscopic account of people and places along the way. . . . As a multilayered personal testimony from the place where civilizations meet, this is truly a captivating read.”

The Discipline of Intimacy

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“Charlie Cleverly is a man passionate about prayer and the spiritual life. And the times in which we live provoke us to prayer. I have throughout my ministry as Archbishop of York called people back to prayer, especially during my six-month walk throughout York Diocese on a Pilgrimage of Prayer, Witness and Blessing, and now through the Thy Kingdom Come initiative. I commend to you with all my heart this new edition of The Discipline of Intimacy. Read this book and its careful, biblical examples and pray that you too will catch the fire that burns within its pages.”

The Wrath of a Loving God

Theology

“In giving a new starting point on interpreting God’s anger in the Bible, this book shows a bigger play is at stake: authentic existence for humankind. God is the God of life; his anger is his refusal to see darkness and evil consume his creation. In Jesus, everything finds liberation. Sharing company with figures like Julian of Norwich and Richard Rohr, this book is a testimony that all God can do is love ‘as fierce as death.’ So, the theme of divine wrath, properly understood, rather than being primitive or an aberration, offers a key to understanding the mystery of our redemption in Jesus Christ.”

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