Reviewed by Tony Cummings

25 meditations for use in public worship which range from personal, pastoral and biblical themes. A good sign of these meditations quality is that though not coming from a liturgical tradition, my wife and I intend to use some at forthcoming meetings at our church. Try 'On The Eighth Day' where we're taken beyond the Second Chapter of Genesis to see through God's eye a world torn by war, hunger and pollution or the Testimony And Prayer Of Three Anonymous Children' where the children who encountered Christ in the Scriptures give achingly poignant testimonies. An inspired aid to any worship time.

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