Every Moment Holy includes new liturgies for the ordinary events of daily life, such as:

• A Liturgy for Feasting with Friends
• A Liturgy for Laundering
• A Liturgy for the First Hearthfire of the Season

These prayers are ways of reminding us that our lives are shot through with sacred purpose even when, especially when, we are too busy or too caught up in our busyness to notice. The liturgies in the Every Moment Holy series will encourage you to practice mindfulness of the constant presence of God, drawing you toward greater recognition of the eternal echoes resounding in every moment of our lives.

Volume I Hardcover Edition Features:

• Over 100 new liturgies and prayers for daily life
• Over 20 illustrations by Ned Bustard
• Imitation leather hardcover
• Silk bookmark
• Gilded edges

"Every Moment Holy helps me to seek God's blessing in everything from starting a new book, to setting up a Christmas tree, to marking a birthday. These prayers also help when words are hard to find--in a night of suffering, or after a house fire, or a friend's death. It's filled with biblical wisdom and beautiful writing." -- Russell Moore, author of Onward: Engaging the Culture without Losing the Gospel

"This book of liturgies has been a daily field guide over the past two years. It captures the spirit of celebration, lament, gratitude, and perseverance when my heart cannot find words. Each morning I wake encouraged and strengthened to begin anew." -- Rebekah Lyons, author of Rhythms of Renewal and You Are Free

Volume I Liturgies Include:

For Domestic Days

For One Who Is Employed

For Those Who Employ Others

For the Preparation of a Meal

For a Sick Day

For the Morning of a Medical Procedure

For a Husband & Wife at Start of Day

For a Husband & Wife at Close of Day

For Those Who Suffer Loss from Fire, Flood, or Storm

For the Loss of Electricity

Before Serving Others

For the Watching of Storms

For the First Snow

Before Consuming Media

For the Planting of Flowers

For Gardening

For the Loss of a Living Thing

For Missing Someone

For an Inconsolable Homesickness

For Those Facing the Slow Loss of Memory

For the Feeling of Infirmities

For Moving into a New Home

To Mark the Start of the Christmas Season