IN THE GLADNESS OF TODAY: THOUGHTS FOR THE DAY.

by Richard Harries

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A collection of Richard Harries' 'Thoughts' from the Today Programme on BBC Radio 4. Richard Harries, Bishop of Oxford, is one of the most popular of the 'Thought for the Day' speakers and he has been a regular contributor since 1972. Here is a collection of sixty sharp, pithy 'Thoughts' -- many of them profound and moving. They are grouped under six headings: * All Creation rejoices in thee * What kind of God? * The Christian Way * What kind of society? * Redeeming the World * Approaching the end… (more)

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A collection of Richard Harries' 'Thoughts' from the Today Programme on BBC Radio 4. Richard Harries, Bishop of Oxford, is one of the most popular of the 'Thought for the Day' speakers and he has been a regular contributor since 1972. Here is a collection of sixty sharp, pithy 'Thoughts' -- many of them profound and moving. They are grouped under six headings: * All Creation rejoices in thee * What kind of God? * The Christian Way * What kind of society? * Redeeming the World * Approaching the end

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