Bits of Heaven: A Summer Companion
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Bits of Heaven: A Summer Companion  -     By: Russell J. Levenson Jr.

Bits of Heaven: A Summer Companion

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Nature has been called God's "second book." The awesome majesty of creation reveals clues of its creator. Summer is that exuberant season of sunshine and abundance. Life is flourishing and ever in motion. Levenson causes us to sit up and take notice via these consummate meditations, prayers, and photos. 144 pages, softcover. Church Publishing.

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Title: Bits of Heaven: A Summer Companion
By: Russell J. Levenson Jr.
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 144
Vendor: Church Publishing Inc.
Publication Date: 2020
Dimensions: 8.5 X 5.5 (inches)
Weight: 7 ounces
ISBN: 164065271X
ISBN-13: 9781640652712
Stock No: WW652711

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Short, accessible meditations and photography to guide you through the season

Author Russ Levenson invites readers to slow down, “toward that stillness that, in a particular way, reveals not only the nature of God but our own nature and God’s calling to us.” These and other thoughtful insights seem most appropriate during the summer season. Bits of Heaven provides devotional readings that are companions to the sunlight, opportunities for relaxation, and growth that surround us during the summer.

Forty meditations, reflections for contemplation, and prayers fill this volume designed to accompany and encourage readers throughout the season. This thoughtful book is part of a series by this well-known author.

Author Bio

Russell J. Levenson Jr. has been an ordained Episcopal priest for over thirty years and the spiritual advisor to thousands. He served as Rector of St. Martin’s Episcopal Church, the largest Episcopal Church in North America, for seventeen years until his recent retirement. Levenson co-officiated and offered a homily at the state funeral for President George H.W. Bush in Washington, D.C. and in Houston. He also officiated and preached at the funeral for First Lady Barbara Bush in Houston. He is the author of many books, including In God's Grip and the acclaimed, Witness to Dignity. He lives in Mountain Brook, Alabama.

Editorial Reviews

"The traditional Anglican term for the days and weeks of summer is 'Ordinary Time,' but this small but potent book is anything but. It is an extraordinary gift to all of us from Russ Levenson, priest and pastor."—Jon Meacham


"In this wonderful, refreshing, and powerful book, an experienced Rector holds your hand and take you through the eternal truths that cane shape and enhance a life. With humor and anecdote, he helps you understand the gift of faith. As you plan your summer, this is a 'must read' addition. With this book, Russ Levenson is becoming the finest writer of devotional texts in the Episcopal Church today."
—The Very Reverend Ian S. Markham, Dean and President of Virginia Theological Seminary


“Dr. Russ Levenson’s fine reputation as teacher and preacher rests on his deep spirituality. In Bits
of Heaven
, we are given an anthology of down-to-earth meditations that are accessible, interesting, and relevant. I commend Bits of Heaven!”
—The Most Reverend and Right Honorable Dr. George L. Carey, 103rd Archbishop of Canterbury


“My friend Russ Levenson invites us to pause and ponder the gladness of God. His words are like his heart: winsome and gracious. Let him lead you into a quiet place where you will receive a gentle touch from your heavenly Father.” —Max Lucado, author

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