A lovely book aiding reflective prayer through the day.

Thank you, it's an excellent book giving services throughout the day and is much appreciated by many people during this period of lockdown and indeed beyond.

Excellent book - started using it straight away - and everyone liked it

This new edition of David Adam’s book is now based on the Common Worship Lectionary but still uses the rhythms of life that living on an island cut off by the tide twice a day, became a major feature of his life before he retired. Many people have spent time joining in with the daily round of prayer in the island’s church, and this was originally written in response to their requests to have something that they could use wherever they were, to feel part of that worshipping community. David Adam has used his gift of writing in the Celtic style, to produce a book of offices for morning, midday, evening, and night, for each day of the week. Reading the introduction written by David Adam will show you how he intends this book to be a link between our worship in our homes to our worship in church, hence the updating to fit with the Common Worship Lectionary. He also teaches that continual repetition of the offices will help us to ‘absorb them into our hearts and minds’.

This new edition of David Adam’s book is now based on the Common Worship Lectionary but still uses the rhythms of life that living on an island cut off by the tide twice a day, became a major feature of his life before he retired. Many people have spent time joining in with the daily round of prayer in the island’s church, and this was originally written in response to their requests to have something that they could use wherever they were, to feel part of that worshipping community. David Adam has used his gift of writing in the Celtic style, to produce a book of offices for morning, midday, evening, and night, for each day of the week. Reading the introduction written by David Adam will show you how he intends this book to be a link between our worship in our homes to our worship in church, hence the updating to fit with the Common Worship Lectionary. He also teaches that continual repetition of the offices will help us to ‘absorb them into our hearts and minds’.

This new edition of David Adam’s book is now based on the Common Worship Lectionary but still uses the rhythms of life that living on an island cut off by the tide twice a day, became a major feature of his life before he retired. Many people have spent time joining in with the daily round of prayer in the island’s church, and this was originally written in response to their requests to have something that they could use wherever they were, to feel part of that worshipping community. David Adam has used his gift of writing in the Celtic style, to produce a book of offices for morning, midday, evening, and night, for each day of the week. Reading the introduction written by David Adam will show you how he intends this book to be a link between our worship in our homes to our worship in church, hence the updating to fit with the Common Worship Lectionary. He also teaches that continual repetition of the offices will help us to ‘absorb them into our hearts and minds’.

This new edition of David Adam’s book is now based on the Common Worship Lectionary but still uses the rhythms of life that living on an island cut off by the tide twice a day, became a major feature of his life before he retired. Many people have spent time joining in with the daily round of prayer in the island’s church, and this was originally written in response to their requests to have something that they could use wherever they were, to feel part of that worshipping community. David Adam has used his gift of writing in the Celtic style, to produce a book of offices for morning, midday, evening, and night, for each day of the week. Reading the introduction written by David Adam will show you how he intends this book to be a link between our worship in our homes to our worship in church, hence the updating to fit with the Common Worship Lectionary. He also teaches that continual repetition of the offices will help us to ‘absorb them into our hearts and minds’.