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Archbishop Benson's Humming Top

Name: Archbishop Benson's Humming Top
SKU: 9781912575220
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Adrian Leak

Archbishop Benson's Humming Top

Adrian Leak

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Publisher: Book Guild Publishing Ltd

ISBN: 9781912575220

Number of Pages: 174

Published: 28/10/2018

Width: 13.8 cm

Height: 21.6 cm

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During Adrian Leak's time as a parish priest, he wrote many monthly `letters' for the local parish magazine. His inspiration was the wide and colourful experience of life as a country parson, and the wish to share his reflections with non-believers as well as believers. Following the success of his Adrian's first collection, Nebuchadnezzar's Marmalade Pot, his new book, Archbishop Benson's Humming Top comprises sixty brief essays adapted from sermons as well as articles previously published in the Church Times.

Adrian Leak

Adrian Leak is a published author of articles on church history and is a regular contributor to the Church Times. He was ordained priest in Coventry Cathedral in 1967. His parochial ministry has included incumbencies in the dioceses of Worcester, Durham and Chichester. He was Archivist and Vicar Choral of York Minster and Canon Precentor of Guildford Cathedral. For eight years he served as an honorary assistant priest at Holy Trinity, Guildford, St Mary's, Worplesdon and St Alban's Wood Street. His last post before retirement was that of Priest-in-Charge of Withyham and Blackham. He is now honorary assistant curate at Holy Trinity Church, Bramley.

Archbishop Benson's Humming Top propels us from Greek hats to gardens, via compassion fatigue and hunting parsons to the songbirds of Istanbul. Underpinning and uniting these wide-ranging reflections is the conviction that God is to be found in stillness and silence, and that we need to be able to listen if we are to hear the still, small voice. Adrian Leak has created a box of delights: quirky and thoughtful, with plenty of still centres, to be dipped into and savoured: nourishment for the soul, with no damage to the waistline." - Caroline Chartres (Features Editor, Church Times)