
She tells of the rapid growth of the church, the crowds who travelled miles to hear her preach, the tensions that arose - and the call to lay it all aside in order to rediscover the authentic heart of her faith. Little did she imagine that here Jesus's words about losing one's life in order to find it would have such impact. Having been part of a team in a large urban church for ten years, she sought a parish of her own and it was love at first sight when she was invited to view a small rural parish in Georgia. She recalls with grace and wit what led her to priestly ministry, the privilege of exploring the mysteries of God with others, her growing fame, the crisis it provoked and the unexpected blessings that followed. Her first memoir, Leaving Church, met with widespread critical acclaim.

In this moving and memorable book she writes of her life and work as a priest and the burden of being one of the most celebrated preachers in America. 14K subscribers Author and Episcopal priest Barbara Brown Taylor is no.

Here she reflects on keeping faith and the relentless demands that characterise life for so many today. The guest is a former Episcopal pastor who attracted wide attention for her first book Leaving the Church. Leaving Church: A Memoir of Faith Barbara Brown Taylor 637 Paperback 63 offers from 4.95 Home by Another Way: A Christmas Story Barbara Brown Taylor 118 Hardcover 25 offers from 23.70 Feasting On The Word Year A Volume 2 Bartlett David 89 Paperback 7 offers from 49. Barbara Brown Taylor is one of America's most renowned and beloved spiritual writers and author of the acclaimed An Altar in the World.
