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Act Walk Love

April 11, 2020

This is what the living God asks of you: Only this,
to act justly – to love tenderly – to walk humbly with your God

Micah 6:8

If you often find yourself searching for a prayer and Bible reading for a meeting or prayer group, or just for yourself, this book will be a gift.

Each two page spread contains a theme, a gathering invitation to ‘sit quietly in the presence of God’, a short Bible passage, a reflection for ‘breaking open the word’, some questions for responding, and a blessing.

Printed with generous white space and a wonderful variety of art and photos, this book could both extend and deepen your liturgical resource kit.


More information and ordering for $20 .00 on https://www.sosj.org.au/product/act-love-walk/

Themes include:

  • Being Neighbourly
  • Making a Fairer World
  • Spirit Filled Service
  • Faithful friendship
  • Gathering Together
  • Welcoming Children
  • Birthing Life
  • Journeying Together
  • Responding to Earth’s Pain
  • Thresholds
  • Anzac Day
  • Easter
  • In time of death

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