- Author, Artist & Christian Contemplative -
Keren
Dibbens-Wyatt
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All That Is Made: The Comfort of Contemplative Prayer
In our smallness and fragility, we can find God’s love.
Six hundred years ago, Julian of Norwich lived in a world wrought by pandemic, persecution, war, and seismic change. As she prayed for reassurance from God, she had a vision of a hand gently holding a tiny, round thing no bigger than a hazelnut. Julian was so compelled by this vision that she spent the rest of her life shut away in a single room contemplating its meaning, eventually writing the spiritual classic Revelations of Divine Love. This miniscule thing, Julian wrote, represents all that is made. We and all creation are so small in comparison to God—yet God counts us precious.
When author Keren Dibbens-Wyatt first learned about Julian’s Revelations, she not only found parallels to her own life as a person housebound by chronic illness, but also discovered a great source of comfort and wisdom for Christian faith today. Many of us feel small and helpless in the face of global issues, wondering where God is in these turbulent times. Julian’s hazelnut vision reminds us that we are cradled in the love and safety of God.
​As a modern-day mystic anchored to home by chronic illness, Dibbens-Wyatt offers these lyrical, concise meditations on contemplation, creation, and learning to accept our smallness and fragility. This hazelnut wisdom is wholly reassuring and stirs a deep and abiding faith in a God who created us, cares for us, and sustains us in love. All That Is Made invites readers into Christ-centered prayer and into perceiving the world and themselves as made, kept, and loved.
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From when she turned scary..... Young Bloody Mary
When you’re a Tudor princess, as many people hate you as love you, and for Princess Mary, those who hate her will stop at nothing to prevent her becoming Queen. To defeat them, she must take her first steps to becoming Bloody Mary – England’s most infamous queen.
The second book in the Royal Misadventure Diaries series
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Recital of Love
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Recital of Love is a collection of treasures gathered up in prayer. Each one focuses on something precious to God, hopefully giving us an insight into his heart and the grace to look at life with a different, more eternal perspective.
Written as nuggets of wisdom and encouragement in poetic prose, these pieces are garnered from silent contemplation, and presented to be savoured by all God’s beloved children.
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Christian Prayers for the World
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A book of Christian prayers for use in intercession at church or home. It covers subjects from natural disasters to everyday concerns. Adaptable, heartfelt prayers written in a style that mixes practical concern with poetic compassion. Prayers in this book may be used freely within Church and Christian settings. This useful little book has been downloaded all over the world over 3000 times!
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Garden of God's Heart
“There are books that are beautifully written, books that tell great stories, books that contain deep spiritual truths and books which speak grace to the heart. Rarely is there is a book that does all these. This is such a book… I hope you will love it as much as I do.”
Jennifer Rees Larcombe, acclaimed author and speaker, founder of Beauty From Ashes
A book of 365 meditations inspired by the wonders of the humble English garden, and accompanied by black and white photographs throughout, this is a treasure trove of a devotional that you will come back to again and again. Written to deepen our understanding of how creation speaks out the glory of God, each day’s piece of poetic prose contains nuggets of revelation to inspire and delight.
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Whale Song
Whale Song: Choosing Life with Jonah is an exploration of the depths of despair, and how we rise from them. Part Bible study, part reflection on the angst of depression, the author takes us with Jonah through his journey to preach to the city of Nineveh via a storm, the seabed and his time in the belly of a giant fish in parallel with her own experience of feeling suicidal. Focussing on the step of faith that is Jonah’s song called out from the deep, this personal reflection is profound, compassionate and ultimately hopeful about life and its many struggles.