What do you think?
Rate this book
Stick with Love: Rejoicing in Every Tongue, Every Tribe, Every Nation: The Archbishop of York's Advent Book 2023: Foreword by Stephen Cottrell
'What a delight... a fascinating mix of characters whose stories bring to life the Way of Love to which Jesus calls us all.' BISHOP MICHAEL B. CURRY
'A wonderful series of short reflections... easy to read but packed with depth and insight.'
PAULA GOODER
Martin Luther King famously declared that 'I have decided to stick with love... Hate is too great a burden to bear'. In these luminous daily readings, Arun Arora helps us consider the biblical picture of the Church as the people of God, drawn from every tribe, every tongue and every nation.
Themes of racial justice, hospitality and welcome are explored alongside the stories of saints from across the globe. Beginning with reflections from Isaiah and Revelation, the meditations lead us on to consider the missionaries, martyrs and mystics who light our Advent way.
'Beautifully embodies the new community that Jesus both offers and energises.'
DAVID WILKINSON
'Like spending an afternoon with Bishop Arun at the pub... brimming with Advent hope.'
JAYNE MANFREDI
'Leads us through Advent with [Bishop Arun's] characteristic wisdom and insight.'
GILES FRASER
'Gathers the beautifully diverse family of faith around the table... as we prepare for the great feast that is to come.'
KATE BOTTLEY
'A wonderful series of short reflections... easy to read but packed with depth and insight.'
PAULA GOODER
Martin Luther King famously declared that 'I have decided to stick with love... Hate is too great a burden to bear'. In these luminous daily readings, Arun Arora helps us consider the biblical picture of the Church as the people of God, drawn from every tribe, every tongue and every nation.
Themes of racial justice, hospitality and welcome are explored alongside the stories of saints from across the globe. Beginning with reflections from Isaiah and Revelation, the meditations lead us on to consider the missionaries, martyrs and mystics who light our Advent way.
'Beautifully embodies the new community that Jesus both offers and energises.'
DAVID WILKINSON
'Like spending an afternoon with Bishop Arun at the pub... brimming with Advent hope.'
JAYNE MANFREDI
'Leads us through Advent with [Bishop Arun's] characteristic wisdom and insight.'
GILES FRASER
'Gathers the beautifully diverse family of faith around the table... as we prepare for the great feast that is to come.'
KATE BOTTLEY
112 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 21, 2023
2 people are currently reading
7 people want to read
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 of 1 review
October 17, 2023
‘Stick with Love’ is a great Advent Resource. I strongly recommend it. Written with wisdom, courage and personal warmth - fresh insights are given into well known saints and we are introduced to new and contemporary people who move, challenge and inspire.
Bishop Arun Arora writes in a personally engaging way with an informed global perspective. The readings are short enough for them to be accessible and very readable whilst still going deep. He poses helpful questions for individual or group reflection at the end of each days reading.
I love Kate Bottley’s review: ‘Gathers the beautifully diverse family of faith around the table ….. as we prepare for the great feast that is to come’.
The chapter on the Anglican Communion is disturbing as it reveals the deep rifts within this denomination - but in so doing it owns truth as well as telling the stories of those who give us hope as we rejoice in being part of this movement embracing every tongue tribe and nation.
Thank you Bishop Arun for your prophetic voice.
Bishop Arun Arora writes in a personally engaging way with an informed global perspective. The readings are short enough for them to be accessible and very readable whilst still going deep. He poses helpful questions for individual or group reflection at the end of each days reading.
I love Kate Bottley’s review: ‘Gathers the beautifully diverse family of faith around the table ….. as we prepare for the great feast that is to come’.
The chapter on the Anglican Communion is disturbing as it reveals the deep rifts within this denomination - but in so doing it owns truth as well as telling the stories of those who give us hope as we rejoice in being part of this movement embracing every tongue tribe and nation.
Thank you Bishop Arun for your prophetic voice.
Displaying 1 of 1 review