Judith Dorn
“Alexandra Glynn vividly immerses us in the experiences of the young minister Edmund as he finds his path amid the complex web of relationships in the congregation he now shepherds. Sensitive to the dilemma of forming judgments when the call of the world affects families, the young clergyman intertwines Biblical scriptures into his inmost thoughts as guidance that the reader then shares. Readers well versed in the Bible will find added resonance as they weigh the courses of action taken by Edmund and those whose lives he has to understand through the glimpses the world allows him.”
Christian Living
“For those who find Ecclesiastes mysterious, this book sets the ancient biblical seer’s voice in a wider literary and philosophical vision that is also personal. We gain a companion for our journey of meditative reading.”
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