Quiet Spaces Journal: The City

Cities are vibrant places teeming with life as communities live and grow alongside each other. Often they are characterized as busy, noisy places, yet in Christian thought and spirituality, the city can be a place to encounter God through other people. Quiet Spaces: The City considers these ideas through articles, prayers and reflections, and also has many ideas to live out our faith. This journal is for all who are looking for ways to deepen and enrich their faith and for all who are seeking replenishment.

In this issue:John Proctor: The good, the bad and the holySimon Coupland: Legends in the cityJohn Pridmore: Hackney - the inner city of GodStephen Rand: No more tearsJenny Robertson: Four cities and a songDavid Adam: A celebration of autumnGordon Giles: The Holy cityMyrtle Hall: The House GroupEddie Askew: Loving RelationshipsMichael Mitton: Heaven on earthNaomi Starkey: Arriving in the cityMatt Wilson: Eden - called to the streetsDorothy Stewart: St Augustine of HippoKathy Galloway: Between the island and the cityVeronica Zundel: Musings of a middle-aged mysticBeryl Adamsbaum: Prayer through the week

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