Bead by Bead: The Ancient Way of Praying Made New - eBook
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Bead by Bead: The Ancient Way of Praying Made New - eBook  -     By: Suzanne Henley

Bead by Bead: The Ancient Way of Praying Made New - eBook

Paraclete Press / 2018 / ePub

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Title: Bead by Bead: The Ancient Way of Praying Made New - eBook
By: Suzanne Henley
Format: DRM Protected ePub
Vendor: Paraclete Press
Publication Date: 2018
ISBN: 9781640601215
ISBN-13: 9781640601215
Series: Active Prayer
Stock No: WW96721EB

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A creative way to pray – across faith traditions – made new for all who seek a more intimate experience with God. Lushly illustrated. Divided into three parts, the first part of Bead by Bead takes a historical look at prayer beads across centuries and cultures. Part Two showcases opportunities for heart/mind/body ways to “pray the beads without the beads,” including activities that are whimsical, ordinary, and spirited, to inspire readers to create their own. The book concludes with an invitation to contemplate one’s own life as a rosary. Readers are encouraged to draw their own set of prayer beads and, with discernment and prayer, label each bead. They then can keep and literally hold their life in their hands in prayer, gratitude, and awe.

Author Bio

Suzanne Henley is a former community college English instructor, college development director, and hospice volunteer director. She is an artist focusing on mixed-media wall sculptures and mosaic glass installations, as well as a jewelry designer, a creator of prayer beads, and a residential contractor who renovates early 20th century houses. She and her husband live in Memphis, Tennessee.

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