Providing a counter-argument to a consumerist, fast-paced and individualistic life, this book represents the power of community and spending time with people in an unpressured and open way.
Providing a counter-argument to a consumerist, fast-paced and individualistic life, this book represents the power of community and spending time with people in an unpressured and open way.
Jonathan Herbert is ordained in the Church and currently a member of Hilfield Friary in Dorset, where he takes a role in leading the community, which welcomes people from many different walks of life to stay. He is also C of E chaplain to Gypsies and Travellers in Dorset and Wiltshire. He has lived and worked in many communities across England, Palestine and Africa.
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Acknowledgements Foreword Preface Introduction 1. Alienation 2. Being in Community 3. Walking Alongside Others 4. Working Alongside Others 5. Crossing the Divide 6. Making Peace with Others 7. Restoring our Relationship with the Earth 8. Coming Home to Our True Selves Appendix 1 Hints for Accompaniment Appendix2 Essential Ingredients for Living in Community References
Acknowledgements Foreword Preface Introduction 1. Alienation 2. Being in Community 3. Walking Alongside Others 4. Working Alongside Others 5. Crossing the Divide 6. Making Peace with Others 7. Restoring our Relationship with the Earth 8. Coming Home to Our True Selves Appendix 1 Hints for Accompaniment Appendix2 Essential Ingredients for Living in Community References
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