"Sanctuary" is about some unlikely and unexpected places where
Becca Stevens has encountered God a trail in the Andes, her son s
bathtub, Dorothy Day s Hospitality House, the Kroger parking lot.
"Sanctuary" was nominated by "Christianity Today" as best
spirituality book of 2005. I have never read a more direct and
moving set of meditations. Becca Stevens has the most extraordinary
gift for finding the ineffable in our ordinary old real world, and
for making us feel it, too. -Lee Smith, author of "The Last
Girls"
Becca Stevens meditations imagine an entire world and our part
in it, as a place where God dwells. Instead of the tired effort of
searching for God, she reminds us, like Francis Thompson s Hound of
Heaven, that God can find us wherever we are. -Charles Strobel,
Founding Director, Campus for Human Development
Becca Stevens is my kind of preacher woman. Her ministry extends
far beyond the walls of St. Augustine s Chapel. Her words bring to
life the miracles that abound in the mundane. -Marshall Chapman,
author of "Goodbye, Little Rock and Roller"
Sanctuary can be found in Becca Stevens s elegant, exquisite,
earnest pages. -Alice Randall, author of The Wind Done Gone Becca
Stevens is an Episcopal priest at St. Augustine s Chapel on the
Vanderbilt University campus. She is the founder of Magdalene, a
residential community for women with a criminal history of
prostitution and drug abuse, and the author of "Hither & Yon: A
Travel Guide for the Spiritual Journey, "coming in September 2007.
Meet Becca Stevens in this video interview about her life, faith
andexperience with the women of Magdalene House."
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