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Two men enter the Independent Sacramental Movement looking for God. Both find something far more dangerous: themselves.
Robert Mason was once a troubled teenager who found Christ after stealing a car and landing in juvenile detention. His conversion was real. His calling may have been real too. But as his small Bible ministry becomes a storefront sacramental mission, Robert begins to confuse mercy with applause, priesthood with importance, and apostolic faith with the need to be taken seriously.
Edward Bell comes from a world of rigid certainty. Drawn to the ancient Church, liturgy, bishops, and sacramental order, he enters the independent sacramental world seeking authority, validity, and protection from doubt. Brilliant, disciplined, and deeply afraid, Edward builds a mission of documents, titles, and correct claims — but almost no human warmth.
As Robert and Edward discover one another, their tiny missions become rivals in a war of websites, vestments, clergy titles, and grand declarations. One preaches fire and mercy. The other defends order and validity. Both claim to be building the Church. Both slowly forget the people standing right in front of them.
Satirical, sorrowful, and theologically searching, Wood, Hay, and Vestments is a novel about wounded clergy, false foundations, and the strange mercy of God. It is a story of empty rooms, borrowed titles, purple buttons, failed ministries, and one accidental sentence of grace that survives when almost everything else burns away.
For readers interested in sacramental Christianity, small churches, wounded faith, religious identity, and the mystery of grace working through deeply flawed people, this novel asks a haunting question:
What remains when all our religious performance is tested by fire?
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Two men enter the Independent Sacramental Movement looking for God. Both find something far more dangerous: themselves.Robert Mason was once a troubled teenager who found Christ after stealing a car and landing in juvenile detention. His conversion was real. His calling may have been real too. But as his small Bible ministry becomes a storefront sacramental mission, Robert begins to confuse mercy with applause, priesthood with importance, and apostolic faith with the need to be taken seriously.Edward Bell comes from a world of rigid certainty. Drawn to the ancient Church, liturgy, bishops, and sacramental order, he enters the independent sacramental world seeking authority, validity, and protection from doubt. Brilliant, disciplined, and deeply afraid, Edward builds a mission of documents, titles, and correct claims - but almost no human warmth.As Robert and Edward discover one another, their tiny missions become rivals in a war of websites, vestments, clergy titles, and grand declarations. One preaches fire and mercy. The other defends order and validity. Both claim to be building the Church. Both slowly forget the people standing right in front of them.Satirical, sorrowful, and theologically searching, Wood, Hay, and Vestments is a novel about wounded clergy, false foundations, and the strange mercy of God. It is a story of empty rooms, borrowed titles, purple buttons, failed ministries, and one accidental sentence of grace that survives when almost everything else burns away.For readers interested in sacramental Christianity, small churches, wounded faith, religious identity, and the mystery of grace working through deeply flawed people, this novel asks a haunting question: What remains when all our religious performance is tested by fire? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798184723556
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Two men enter the Independent Sacramental Movement looking for God. Both find something far more dangerous: themselves.Robert Mason was once a troubled teenager who found Christ after stealing a car and landing in juvenile detention. His conversion was real. His calling may have been real too. But as his small Bible ministry becomes a storefront sacramental mission, Robert begins to confuse mercy with applause, priesthood with importance, and apostolic faith with the need to be taken seriously.Edward Bell comes from a world of rigid certainty. Drawn to the ancient Church, liturgy, bishops, and sacramental order, he enters the independent sacramental world seeking authority, validity, and protection from doubt. Brilliant, disciplined, and deeply afraid, Edward builds a mission of documents, titles, and correct claims - but almost no human warmth.As Robert and Edward discover one another, their tiny missions become rivals in a war of websites, vestments, clergy titles, and grand declarations. One preaches fire and mercy. The other defends order and validity. Both claim to be building the Church. Both slowly forget the people standing right in front of them.Satirical, sorrowful, and theologically searching, Wood, Hay, and Vestments is a novel about wounded clergy, false foundations, and the strange mercy of God. It is a story of empty rooms, borrowed titles, purple buttons, failed ministries, and one accidental sentence of grace that survives when almost everything else burns away.For readers interested in sacramental Christianity, small churches, wounded faith, religious identity, and the mystery of grace working through deeply flawed people, this novel asks a haunting question: What remains when all our religious performance is tested by fire? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798184723556
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