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This book is a 'must-have' for any pilgrim attending the (delayed) once-in-a-decade running of "The Passion Play" at Oberammergau. The play is in German, and English-speaking drama goers might be confused about where they are in the story and how much dramatic license the director might have taken. This book outlines the entire modern drama scene by scene and links it to the New Testament story.

An investigation into the global threat to health that modern, sedentary lifestyles pose today, and a blueprint for change.

Exploring the theme of life's transitions, the narrative follows Peter Walker as he navigates retirement, grappling with the loss of his community ties and the sacred rituals of his priesthood. Faced with both unexpected and inevitable changes, Peter discovers opportunities for personal growth and deeper family connections, ultimately embracing new interests that enrich his post-retirement journey.

The Essential Christian Discipleship Guide - Back in Print and Fully Revised.

This exploration of Christian history offers accessible introductions to key figures, specifically Jesus and Paul. Two expert authors utilize biblical scholarship to vividly depict their lives and the contexts in which they operated, making complex historical and theological concepts approachable for readers. The book aims to enhance understanding of these pivotal figures and their impact on Christianity.

Exploring the complexities of human existence and spirituality, this poetry collection showcases Peter Walker's maturity and keen insight. As a teacher and priest, he reflects on both the triumphs and flaws of spirituality, employing sensitivity and sharp wit. Each poem invites readers to revisit and discover new layers of meaning, highlighting Walker's mastery of language and emotion. Recognized as a deserving winner of the Local Legend national Spiritual Writing Competition, this collection promises a profound and enriching experience.

Utilizing his expertise in Biblical studies and tour experience, Peter Walker vividly reconstructs the travels of Saint Paul as depicted in the Book of Acts and Paul's letters. The narrative explores the various locations Paul visited, providing contemporary insights into the challenges he faced and his motivations. Enhanced with timelines, topical features, maps, and street plans, this engaging book serves as an excellent introduction to Paul's life and journeys, appealing to scholars of all levels.

Focusing on the 2016 militia occupation of Harney County and the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, the narrative reveals how local citizens, through years of collaboration and community building, effectively countered the militants' anti-federal government claims. The book argues that the militants' failure stemmed from their underestimation of the community's established capacity to address the issues they sought to exploit, highlighting the strength of local governance and collective problem-solving.

Focusing on the transformative potential of cycling, Peter Walker argues that bicycles are crucial for a sustainable future. As a seasoned reporter and curator of a prominent bike blog, he explores how embracing cycling can address pressing issues like climate change, urban congestion, and public health. Through insightful analysis and compelling arguments, Walker highlights the bicycle's role in creating a cleaner, healthier, and more equitable world.