An Easter Book of Days: Meeting the Characters of the Cross and Resurrection - Paperback

by Gregory Kenneth Cameron (Author)

Easter Book of Days: A Lenten Journey Through the Passion and Resurrection

ECPA Easter Bestseller 2024

Deepen your Lenten journey with Easter Book of Days, a beautifully illustrated devotional by Gregory Kenneth Cameron. Inspired by the medieval Book of Hours, this transformative guide offers 25 powerful meditations that bring the Passion, Cross, and Resurrection of Jesus to life.

• Biblical Reflections - Gain fresh insight into key figures like Mary Magdalene, Thomas, Judas Iscariot, Pontius Pilate, Lazarus, Simon of Cyrene, and more.
• Sacred Locations - Explore the significance of places like the Temple of Solomon, Jerusalem, the Cross, and the Empty Tomb.
• Stunning Artwork - Experience visio divina, a sacred practice of meditative viewing, through full-color illustrations that enrich your spiritual reflection.
• Personal Transformation - Encounter Jesus's Passion in a deeper way, strengthening your faith and connection to His sacrifice and resurrection.

Lenten Devotions - A meaningful daily guide through the Passion and Easter season.Bible Study & Small Groups - Thought-provoking insights for discussion and reflection.A Thoughtful Easter Gift - Share the beauty of Scripture, history, and tradition with loved ones.

Easter Book of Days invites you to walk alongside Jesus, experience the depths of His love, and enter Easter renewed in faith.

Author Biography

Gregory Kenneth Cameron was born and brought up in south east Wales. After finding faith as a teenager, he started attending the local Anglican Church in his village. While reading Law at Oxford, he discerned a vocation to ordination. After being ordained in the Church in Wales, Gregory studied Theology and Religious Studies in Cambridge. In 2003, Gregory was appointed Director of Ecumenical Affairs at the Anglican Communion Office in London, and became Deputy Secretary General a year later. In recognition of this work, he was awarded the Cross of St Augustine by the Archbishop of Canterbury. He was elected Bishop of St Asaph in 2009, and in 2022, he was made a Commander of the Most Venerable Order of St John. He currently serves on the Central Committee of the World Council of Churches.