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Way of the Heart

Desert Spirituality and Contemporary Ministry

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Way of the Heart

By: Henri Nouwen
Narrated by: Robertson Dean
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The modern classic that interweaves the solitude, silence, and prayer of the fourth- and fifth-century Egyptian Desert Fathers and Mothers with our contemporary search for an authentic spirituality.

©1991 Henri J. M. Nouwen (P)2007 Christian Audio
Spirituality Inspiring
Spiritual Wisdom • Accessible Encouragement • Practical Insights • Timeless Truth • Contemplative Reading

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worth reading if as a non-believer you want to get a glimpse if the value of religion. i am walking the camino santiago and am discovering the value of silence.

an atheist who likes this book.

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I really appreciate this book, the use of simplicity has really open my eyes to a deeper revelation for the need of prayer.

Enlightening and Challenging

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Nouwen gathers it together: simplicity of the mind, oneness in the spirit, and inclusiveness of the heart.

Inclusion requires heart!

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This is a great reminder to be with God, not just for God! This is a great short listen or read for anyone who feels overwhelmed in ministry.

Silence, Solitude, and Prayer

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Essential wisdom for all time is contained within this book. Let us listen to it and learn, by God’s grace, to truly pray. For that is to connect our messy with the love that is at the center of the everything. Thanks for the gift of this little volume, Henri Nouwen. You are missed.

Short but profound

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