Angels Unawares

by Megan McKenna

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Megan McKenna focuses her spiritual ken in this book on the messengers of God who have played such important roles in Hebrew and Christian scriptures. She draws deft and touching portraits of angels as special friends of the imprisoned, the endangered, the persecuted, and those who preach the good news.… (more)

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Beginning with Hebrew and Christian scriptures and enriched by traditions the world over, McKenna gives substance and depth to these now familiar figures.

PendleHillLibrary | Aug 22, 2023 |

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Megan McKenna focuses her spiritual ken in this book on the messengers of God who have played such important roles in Hebrew and Christian scriptures. She draws deft and touching portraits of angels as special friends of the imprisoned, the endangered, the persecuted, and those who preach the good news.

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