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Wild Goose Publications
Wild Goose Publications produces books, e-books, CDs and digital downloads relating to the community’s concerns for social justice, political and peace issues, holistic spirituality, care for creation, and healing, and supplies innovative resources for worship, meditative reflection and group work. Our niche market tends to be spiritual leaders looking for new approaches to worship and group work, but we also publish wider-ranging material, such as books on labyrinths, guides to Iona and St Cuthbert’s Way, material for personal reflection and perspectives on historical figures such as St Columba and Adomnán.
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BOOKS FROM Wild Goose Publications
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Surplus to Requirements
Janet Lees
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Time Seeds
Margaret Elphinstone (Author)
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Lost People
Margaret Elphinstone
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Hold On Let Go: How To Find Your Life
Malcolm Doney, Martin Wroe
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Iona Abbey Cookbook
Anja Jardine
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Redeeming Our Cracks
Neil Paynter
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Wintersong
Joy Mead
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Down the Track
Rachel McCann
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St Cuthbert’s Way: A Pilgrim’s Companion
Mary Low
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West
Kenneth Steven
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Field with a View: Science and faith in a time of climate change
Katharine M Preston
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The Sound of Iona
Kenneth Steven, Wendy Stewart, Mark Rickards
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Iona: A Map
The Iona Community
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Wild Goose Big Book of Worship Resources
The Iona Community
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Iona: A Map
The Iona Community
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The Sun Slowly Rises: Readings, Reflections and Prayers for Holy Week from the Iona Community
Neil Paynter
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Colliding with God: New and Selected Poems of Faith and Doubt
Richard Skinner
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Iona Abbey Worship Book
The Iona Community
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A Pocket Full of Crumbs
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The Soft Petals of Grace: Communion Liturgies and Other Resources
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We Will Seek Peace and Pursue it
Neil Paynter
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In the Gift of This New Day: Praying with the Iona Community
Neil Paynter
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A Star-Filled Grace: Worship and Prayer Resources for Advent, Christmas & Epiphany
Rachel Mann
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A Wee Book of Iona Poems
Kenneth Steven
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Andrew Greig
Andrew Greig was born in Bannockburn, although raised in the Fife town of Anstruther. Equally at home with poetry – his first book was the poetry collection White Boats – and literary fiction – In Another Light won the Saltire Society prize in 2004. He …
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