Spiritual Field Guide, A: Meditations for the Outdoors

by Bernard Brady

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Designed expressly for people who love the outdoors, this book offers biblical reflections on the natural world, humanity's place in nature, and the role and tradition of wilderness in seeking and communicating with God. It includes a series of prayers, meditations, and quotes drawn from Scripture and history's devout nature lovers.… (more)

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Selections from writers of many faith traditions who love the natural world.

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Designed expressly for people who love the outdoors, this book offers biblical reflections on the natural world, humanity's place in nature, and the role and tradition of wilderness in seeking and communicating with God. It includes a series of prayers, meditations, and quotes drawn from Scripture and history's devout nature lovers.

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