christian poetry

A collection of poems by Catholic Bishop Robert Morneau that explores the spiritual wonders of daily life.

Not the lamb nor the goat nor the donkey nor the dove was born on the first Christmas long ago, but a special child was.

"There is a legend that describes how, at midnight on Christmas Eve, all creatures are granted the power of speech for one hour. In this collection, Lee Bennett Hopkins and a dozen other poets imagine what responses they might offer"--OCLC.

In this story inspired by the 121st Psalm, fearful Jordan and class bully Tanya become unlikely allies and, ultimately, friends.

A biography of nineteenth-century American poet Emily Dickinson, focusing on her lifelong struggle with religious belief, and relating her personal development--as it can be charted through her writings--to what is known of the politics, and religious, social, and intellectual history of her times.

Each woman of scripture that Sleevi paints finds her voice in the vibrant colors and musical words that come from deep within a contemporary woman of the Word.

Several writers reveal where and how they witnessed God.

A collection of 50 poems which lyrically recreate what might have been the direct experience and afterthoughts of those who met Jesus when he walked the streets of Palestine.

These poems zero in on an insight, a burst of awareness of how women around Jesus felt about Him, experienced His presence, interacted with Him.

Reveals the history and artistic development of Christian poetry in this anthology of selected works.