Quiet Spaces September-December 2016
A creative response to God's love
(Author) Sally SmithExperience a deeper relationship with God by praying the Quiet Spaces way Quiet Spaces is BRF's prayer and spirituality journal. Published three times a year, each edition journeys through up to nine themes drawn from the Bible, spiritual writers, the natural world, the lives of Christians from across the centuries or from Christian spiritual traditions. Each theme is explored in twelve prayerful ways using creative activities, your personal faith experience, poetry, liturgy, reflection, imagining and meditation, helping you into a heart encounter with God. Ideal both for those who have discovered the benefits of reflection, meditation and contemplation and are looking for a resource to guide their periods of quiet, and for people coming to reflection and meditation for the first time. Contributors in this issue: Susan Blagden, Jean Marie Dwyer OP, Liz Hoare, Helen Julian CSF, Anne Noble, Sally Smith, Jean Watson, Sally Welch
Sally Smith
Sally Smith is a prolific American author known for her compelling storytelling and vivid character development. She has written numerous novels across various genres, but is best known for her award-winning mystery series featuring detective Jane Doe. Smith's writing style is known for its intricate plots, sharp dialogue, and deep exploration of human nature. Her works have had a significant impact on the mystery genre, earning her a dedicated fan base and critical acclaim. Her most famous work, "Murder in the Manor," is considered a modern classic in the genre and has been adapted into a successful television series. Smith continues to captivate readers with her gripping narratives and complex characters, solidifying her place as a powerhouse in contemporary literature.
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