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Bible in Limerick Verse, The
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Do you find it difficult to read through the Bible? Any of it? Or understand it?
Easy to read, easy to understand, easy to memorise, 1001 limerick verses here sum up the whole Bible for anyone who can't face reading it in the original!
Praised as being faithful to the text, each limerick numbered for easy reference, indexed by themes and people, The Bible in Limerick Verse will help you move onto the real thing, both for enjoyment and spiritual enlightenment.
Christopher Goodwins has been an Anglican Parish Priest for forty years, and has spent all his ordained life getting people to read the Bible intelligetly, but also for fun. - Author(s): | Christopher Goodwins |
Christopher Goodwins was made Deacon in 1964 at Cromer Parish Church, Norfolk, and in 1965 was Ordained Priest in Norwich Cathedral.
His first Curacy was at St. Margaret's Lowestoft for two and a half years, before assuming responsibility as Senior Curate, in charge of the Church of The Good Shepherd, Oulton Village.
He spent the next twenty-nine years as Vicar of St. Mary's, Tamerton Foliot, Plymouth.
In the seventeen years from 1971-1988 he was a regular broadcaster for Westward Television's "Faith For Life" series, and Television South West's "Postscript."
He retired to Isleham in Cambridgeshire in 1998, and was then persuaded to become Priest in Charge at St Andrew's, Isleham, Cambridgeshire; and in 2004, retired for the second time. -
Book Details:
ISBN: [978-1-90504-759-8] Price: £9.99 || $16.95 Published: 24 Oct 2006 Pages: 208 Format: Other Size: 51/2x81/2 in || mm Categories: -
Reviews:
Sharp, funny, St Paul meets Edward Lear...and lives.
I want to say to every reader of The Bible in Limerick Verse: Don't be in a hurry. Do not be deceived by the apparently simple approach that has been adopted. Give yourself time to read - perhaps to read aloud - to reflect, and to find for yourself the abiding truths that lie at the heart of our Christian faith.
A tour de force. Old wine into new bottles! How much easier it will be for us to remember the answers in the Catechism - the first step to living by them . . .
