Walking Toward Morning by Victoria Safford (2003).Spilling the Light: Meditations on Hope and Resilience by Theresa I.Sonata for Voice and Silence by Mark Belletini (2008).Singing in the Night: Collected Meditations, Volume 5, edited by Mary Benard.Shine and Shadow by Kathleen McTigue (2011).Voices from the Margins: An Anthology of Meditations, edited by Jacqui James and Mark Morrison-Reed (2012).To Wake, To Rise: Meditations on Justice and Resilience, edited by William G.Reaching for the Sun by Angela Herrera (2012).M iles of Dream by Vanessa Rush Southern (2015).Love Beyond God by Adam Lawrence Dyer (2016).Listening for Our Song: Collected Meditations, Volume Four, edited by Margaret Beard (2002).Instructions in Joy by Nancy Shaffer (2002).How We Are Called: A Meditation Anthology, edited by Kirstie Anderson and Mary Benard (2002).Glad to Be Human by Kaaren Solveig Anderson (2000).Falling Into the Sky: A Meditation Anthology, edited by Abhi Janamanchi and Abhimanyu Janamanchi (2013).Evening Tide by Elizabeth Tarbox (1998).Day of Promise: Collected Meditations, Volume One, edited by Kathleen Montgomery (2001).Breaking and Blessing by Sean Parker Dennison.Been in the Storm So Long, edited by Mark D.Amethyst Beach by Barbara Merritt (2007).
Inspirit church series#
inSpirit Series Titles Available From inSpirit: The UU Book and Gift Shop For updates, follow Skinner House on Facebook, and Twitter. Skinner House issues a call for submissions in the fall, with information on how and when to send proposals for consideration. They offer a gentle invitation into a Unitarian Universalist way of moving through the world and growing our souls.Īuthors are selected from among the vast array of worship leaders across our faith. Whether formal or chatty, whimsical or weighty, their words always help us explore ways to live, worship, question, learn, grow, and deepen in spirit. The many rich meanings of the word inSpirit-including to hearten, to enliven, to bestow with strength or purpose, to fill with spirit-reflect the many ways these books tend to us and our faith lives.Įach author in the series brings to it their own distinctive style. The series name changed again in 2015, while the tradition lives on.
Inspirit church manuals#
At one time the books were called Lenten Manuals and Advent manuals, then later Meditation Manuals when the two denominations consolidated in 1961. The series continues a tradition dating back more than 170 years, when the Unitarians and Universalists began publishing prayer collections. Comprising the inSpirit series, these thin, elegant volumes of poetry, prose, and/or prayers provide Unitarian Universalists and others with fresh readings to use in worship and for personal contemplation. Every spring, Skinner House Books proudly publishes a new collection of inspirational reflections from a leading Unitarian Universalist writer.
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