Making All Things New: An Invitation to the Spiritual Life - Henri J. M. Nouwen

\nNewly repackaged, Making All Things New is an eloquent and simple explanation of the spiritual life from Henri J.M. Nouwen, author of Letters to Marc About Jesus and A Letter of Consolation and one of the best-loved spiritual writers of the twentieth century. \nHenri Nouwen, one of the best-loved spiritual writers of the twentieth century, wrote Making All Things New in response to friends who had asked him What do you mean when you speak about the spiritual life? Making All Things New is Nouwen at his best - a teacher and scholar who can explain complex religious concepts in a way that everyone can understand. This simple, yet eloquent book not only explains what it means to lead a spiritual life, but also inspires the reader to try and do so. Henri J. M. Nouwen (1932-1996) was the author of With Open Hands, Reaching Out, The Wounded Healer, Making All Things New, and many other bestsellers. He was the senior pastor of L'Arche Daybreak in Toronto, Canada, a community where men and women with mental disabilities and their assistants create a home for one another. Henri Nouwen] offers faith in plain speech, solid nourishment for the soul. - Kathleen Norris, author of The Cloister Walk--Elizabeth O'Connor, author of Journey Inward, Journey Outward \nHenri Nouwen, one of the best-loved spiritual writers of the twentieth century, wrote Making All Things New in response to friends who had asked him What do you mean when you speak about the spiritual life? Making All Things New is Nouwen at his best - a teacher and scholar who can explain complex religious concepts in a way that everyone can understand. This simple, yet eloquent book not only explains what it means to lead a spiritual life, but also inspires the reader to try and do so. Henri J. M. Nouwen (1932-1996) was the author of With Open Hands, Reaching Out, The Wounded Healer, Making All Things New, and many other bestsellers. He was the senior pastor of L'Arche Daybreak in Toronto, Canada, a community where men and women with mental disabilities and their assistants create a home for one another. Henri Nouwen] offers faith in plain speech, solid nourishment for the soul. - Kathleen Norris, author of The Cloister Walk--Elizabeth O'Connor, author of Journey Inward, Journey Outward \nHenri Nouwen, one of the best-loved spiritual writers of the twentieth century, wrote Making All Things New in response to friends who had asked him What do you mean when you speak about the spiritu