Reflections For Ragamuffins
$16.99
Brennan Manning shares his joyful message in a powerful new way with his first-ever collection of daily devotions. For every day of the year the beloved author of Ragamuffin Gospel and The Boy Who Cried Abba offers a verse of scripture, and each day’s mediation is completed with a complementary reading from his own writings.
Whether your life has already changed by Brennan Manning’s dynamic version of the good news or you are meeting him here for the first time, Reflections for Ragamuffins will open your mind and heart to a profound new experience of God’s unconditional love.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780060654573
ISBN10: 0060654570
Brennan Manning
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 1998
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers
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