Christmas in the Four Gospel Homes: An Advent Study - eBook

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ISBN: 9781611649680

By: Cynthia M. Campbell

Westminster John Knox Press / 2019 / ePub

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Title: Christmas in the Four Gospel Homes: An Advent Study - eBook
By: Cynthia M. Campbell
Format: DRM Protected ePub
Vendor: Westminster John Knox Press

Publication Date: 2019
ISBN: 9781611649680
ISBN-13: 9781611649680
Stock No: WW103136EB

Publisher's Description

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How might a house look for Christmas based on what each Gospel says about it? In Christmas in the Four Gospel Homes, beautiful illustrations from architect Kevin Burns reimagine each of the four Gospels as a house, which the church visits at Christmas. In each section, Cynthia M. Campbell reflects on the distinctive perspective of the birth of Jesus or the incarnation offered by each Gospel. Suitable for individual or group study, Christmas in the Four Gospel Homes creatively reimagines the season and inspires new and exciting reflection for Advent.

Author Bio

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Cynthia M. Campbell, president emerita of McCormick Theological Seminary, is pastor of the Highland Presbyterian Church, Louisville, Kentucky. She is a contributor to the Feasting on the Word and Connections series and the author of A Multitude of Blessings: A Christian Approach to Religious Diversity.

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"This was a lovely little book to read during Advent and for visual learners like myself, imagining the gospel narratives as distinct homes has helped to bring the Christ story to life in a whole new way for me."

—Alisa Williams, Spectrum Magazine

"Cynthia Campbell takes a very creative approach, imagining each Gospel as a house. In doing so, she invites to imagine in fresh ways the season of the coming of our Lord."

—Presbyterian Outlook