In the House of Rising Sounds: A Boisterous Music Bar, a Faith in Transition, and the Thin Space They Inhabited - Softcover

Copeland, Stephen

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1666752401 ISBN 13: 9781666752403

Verlag: Resource Publications, 2023

Inhaltsangabe

“Beauty was a deep river that flowed not only through Sunday services and prayer and scripture—all those things I had deemed ‘spiritual’—but coursed evermore through spaces I least expected: passing conversations, afternoon rain showers, and old white houses.” —In the House of Rising Sounds

Ancient Celts saw “thin places” where heaven and earth came strangely close to touching. Stephen Copeland experienced something similar when his mentor took him to the Double Door Inn, an historic hole-in-the-wall blues venue in Charlotte, North Carolina. This unassuming place invited Copeland further into a spiritual journey that calls out to each of us to open our senses and “tune our ears” to thin places all around us; to become aware of sacred spaces in everyday places. When Copeland learned the half-century-old Double Door Inn would be tragically closing, he made the old white house of sound his home during its final year. What do thin places teach us about ourselves? What do they teach us about reality itself? And what do we do when they’re gone? Copeland’s soul-searching journey—with the Double Door as his guide—will help readers become more present and attentive to the thinness of reality as we walk “with our feet on the ground and our soul in the stars.”

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Stephen Copeland is a writer and storyteller who writes regularly for Franciscan Media and the St. Anthony Messenger. He is the author of Where the Colors Blend and collaborator on Franciscan Lectio.

Details zur Ausgabe

• Verlag: Resource Publications
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2023
• Sprache: Englisch
• ISBN 10: 1666752401
• ISBN 13: 9781666752403
• Einband: Taschenbuch
• Anzahl der Seiten: 146
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