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Liturgies for Wholeness

60 Prayers to Encounter the Depth, Creativity, and Friendship of God in Ordinary Moments

Audrey Elledge & Elizabeth Moore

About Liturgies for Wholeness

Sixty modern and inspiring liturgies that offer compassionate insight to nurture your soul, from the bestselling authors of Liturgies for Hope.

What if my current life is preparing me for something I can’t see?
Oh God, when I feel overlooked and forgotten,
when I ache to be important,
redirect my heart to You who remembers me.

When your spirit is restless and you can’t find the words, these modern-day liturgies help you articulate your brokenness to the God who calls you beloved.

The lyrical prayers in Liturgies for Wholeness name our longings—the ache for physical rest, the grief over something we never had, the desire for healing in a relationship—even as they call us to notice the blessing of washing our face and watching nightfall and sink deep into an awareness of God’s presence.

Divided into eight sections—including Mind, Senses, Body, Home, and Community—these liturgies can be read communally or individually to bring you into greater intimacy with God. Each prayer includes related Scripture references to offer you further opportunity for meditation and reflection.

With each liturgy in Liturgies for Wholeness, may you sense God’s deep desire for you and may you delight in the only One who can make you whole.

About Audrey Elledge

Audrey Elledge is an author and editor in New York, where she works by day at SparkNotes. She has won the Academy of American Poets Prize and the Virginia Beall Ball Prize. Elledge co-authored her first book, Liturgies for Hope, with Elizabeth Moore.

About Elizabeth Moore

Elizabeth Moore lives in New York, where she works at Ad Age. She co-authored her first book, Liturgies for Hope, with Audrey Elledge.

Product Details

208 pages | Published by WaterBrook

On Sale Date: Feb 20, 2024

Trim Size: 5-3/16 x 8

Carton Quantity: 12

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The lyrical prayers in Liturgies for Wholeness name our longingsthe ache for physical rest, the grief over something we never had, the desire for healing in a relationshipeven as they call us to notice the blessing of washing our face and watching nightfall and sink deep into an awareness of God’s presence.