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Using lessons from his own life, Episcopalian bishop Michael Curry provides a guide on how to life the way of love and hope.

"...after twelve years of wrestling with the conflicts of retirement, Father Tim Kavanagh realizes he doesn't need a steady job to prove himself. Then he's given one--but what, exactly, does it prove? Meanwhile, newly married Dooley and Lace face a crisis that empties their bank account and turns their household upside down. Is the honeymoon over? Is this where real life begins?"--Provided by publisher.

Retired Episcopalian priest Father Tim Kavanagh receives a mysterious summons to Holly Springs, Mississippi, his hometown, where he reconnects with people from his past, comes to better understand his parents, and learns the truth about a secret that has haunted his life.

"In the small community of Millers Kill, gossip spreads like wildfire. So when Russ Van Alstyne's wife kicks him out of the house, he figures it's nobody's business but his own - until a neighbor stops by and finds Mrs. Van Alstyne's butchered corpse on the Kitchen floor. To the townspeople and church folk, the murder is proof that the whispered rumors about the police chief and the priest were true. But nothing is as it seems in Millers Kill, where betrayal twists old friendships - and evil waits inside quaint white clapboard farmhouses."--from back cover.

Father Timothy Kavanagh has been commissioned to resurrect a long-empty mountain church and has been given an angel to help in the process.

Father Tim Kavanagh returns to his hometown, Holly Springs, Mississippi, and receives a gift that changes his life.

During Lenten season in the Adirondack town of Millers Kill, priest Clare Fergusson and married police chief Russ Van Alstyne fight their attraction to each other while investigating the disappearance of a physician from a charitable clinic owned by wealthy widow Jane Ketchem, whose husband also mysteriously disappeared in 1930.