Michele Guinness Bücher

An honest look at how women can play a leading role in society and the church, from one who's been there and done it.

The narrative follows Michele Guiness and her husband as they navigate the challenges of relocating to a rural hamlet in Limousin, France. Through Michele's diary entries during her husband's sabbatical, readers encounter a vibrant cast of local characters and the complexities of integrating into a new culture. The story highlights the stress of establishing a home, dealing with local disputes, and the struggles of a Christian community, all infused with humor and rich sensory details of French life. It's an engaging exploration of transformation and resilience.

Focusing on the integration of joy and spirituality, this guide encourages Christians to embrace celebration in their lives. Drawing from her Jewish heritage, Michele Guinness emphasizes the importance of festivals, rituals, and community events, illustrating how Jesus celebrated. The book offers practical ideas for organizing various celebrations, including the Sabbath and church calendar events, alongside suggestions for prayers and liturgies. Additionally, it features fifty celebration recipes, making it a comprehensive resource for infusing fun into spiritual practices.

Michele Guinness's memoir explores her unique spiritual journey from her Jewish upbringing to marrying Peter Guinness, an Anglican minister. As she navigates the complexities of being both Jewish and Christian, Michele shares vivid anecdotes that highlight her efforts to embrace her heritage while adapting to life as a vicar's wife in the Church of England. This compilation combines her previous works, offering a heartfelt account of her transformative experiences and the challenges of reconciling her faith with her identity.

In a shock move for the Church of England, a female Archbishop of Canterbury is appointed. What happens when the stained glass ceiling is shattered?

The remarkable story of the young wife of Henry Grattan Guinness, one of the Victorian period's great evangelists - a life that sheds light on the interplay of faith, politics and family life through the historic times of the early twentieth century.

How to celebrate the faith with wonder, glory and good food...

A spiritual journey from the Jewish faith to Christianity, told with whit and warmth.