The Rhythm of Life

Author: David Adam

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In The Rhythm of Life , David Adam offers daily office prayers based on the Celtic Christian tradition for each day of the week.

In The Rhythm of Life, David Adam offers daily office prayers based on the Celtic Christian tradition for each day of the week.

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In The Rhythm of Life , David Adam offers daily office prayers based on the Celtic Christian tradition for each day of the week.

In The Rhythm of Life, David Adam offers daily office prayers based on the Celtic Christian tradition for each day of the week.

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Life has its rhythms, and so should prayer.

Drawing on the traditions of Celtic Christianity, The Rhythm of Life is a beautiful daily prayer book that provides offices for each day of the week. With canticles following the Common Worship Lectionary as well as original prayers, David Adam offers an easy-to-use guide that shows us how a cycle of prayer helps us to open our hearts and minds and deepen our relationship with God.

Each day is centred around a different liturgical theme, and there are prayers for morning, midday, afternoon and night, with stunning Celtic illustrations throughout. This book offers an accessible framework that is ideal for use in small-group prayer, but is also suited for individual use to keep you on track with prayer or help you refresh your prayer life.

About the Author

The Revd Canon David Adam (1936-2020) exercised a rich and influential ministry for over sixty years. He was Vicar of the Holy Island of Lindisfarne for thirteen years, and was one of the best-loved writers on Celtic Christianity and Spirituality. He wrote many successful books, including The Rhythm of Life, The Awesome Journey and Love the World.

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Life has its rhythms. We all need to be able to cope with its ebb as well as its flow. We have to survive its darkness as well as its light. We face dry times as well as times of richness. To survive this intricate pattern, we need to have an overriding rhythm of prayer. We need to know that whatever is happening, we are loved by God, and in him we live and move and have our being.