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Legend attributes the foundation of the first Coptic church to St Mark in Alexandria in the 1st century AD, when Egypt was under Roman rule. Although it became a Muslim nation, the Copts maintained their religious and artistic traditions throughout the Nile valley, the delta and the Mediterranean.

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Hungry for Worship takes a provocative look at 10 specific worship challenges facing churches over the next decade and their solutions.

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Pope Francis' manifesto for the happiness of every man and woman.

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In this 42-hour "plunge," participants give up their own possessions and comforts to become one of the poor from Friday evening through Sunday afternoon.

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Pope Francis Little Book of Wisdom offers more than 250 bite-size nuggets of inspiration and wisdom from one of the most popular popes of all time.

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Refresh blends the beauty of a women's magazine with the depth of individual and group Bible study. Women of all walks of life will enjoy how God's Word is applied in new ways to daily challenges, struggles, and questions. Readers will be inspired and will grow in their understanding of God.

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Mother Teresas heartfelt wisdom---collected here into an inspirational 365-day devotional---offers you comfort, peace, and love amid the noise, busyness, and confusion around you.

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A modern insight into the legendary Christian mystic St John of the Cross.

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The history of the Roman Catholic Church is the gateway to understanding 2,000 years of Western and often world civilization. This illustrated account tells how Roman Catholics understand their faith, and presents the story of the multifarious ways in which their Church has shaped the lives and beliefs of Christians and non-Christians alike.

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Trolls & Truth is the story of a local church of homeless people, college students, middle-class Christians, some poor and some rich, black, white, and brown, drunks, materialists, mentally ill, and former inmates who meet beneath an interstate bridge in Waco, Texas.

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These days many evangelicals are exploring the more sacramental, liturgical, and historically-conscious church traditions, including Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy. In What it Means to Be Protestant, Gavin Ortlund draws from historical Protestant texts to defend Protestantism against the objections and caricatures often leveled against it.

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This richly illustrated book provides the visual keys for any art lover to decode and understand the iconography, tenets, sites, and rituals of the Catholic faith through accessible analysis of its visual and material culture.

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A collection of personal essays on living an unconventional life of Catholic faith and action, including essays on life in an alternative worship community, and on the strands of Catholic practice that keep the author attached to it, especially its commitment to social justice.

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A richly detailed history of the Church of England from a top historian who is also an Anglican priest.

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A richly detailed history of the Church of England from a top academic and historian who is also a priest.

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This book traces Dr. Jeungs remarkable life and ministry among the poor in the slums of East Oakland. Despite their impoverished conditions, Jeung and the community discovered the Kingdom of God in new and powerful ways, as well as how Jesus speaks to Christian exiles.

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In Awakening the Evangelical Mind, Owen Strachan provides an accessible historical survey of neo-evangelicalism, tracing the rise of a movement that would change the American church in profound ways that are still felt today.