Bücher von Marcus Braybrooke

At a time when religions are too often used to justify violence, this books tells a different and hopeful story of the growing co-operation of people of many faiths to work together for mutual understanding and peace and brings a new dimension to the history of the last centuryThe book highlights the World Congress of Faiths, founded by Francis Younghusband in 1936, the Parliaments of World Religions and many other organisations, including IARF, URI, the Peace Council and Religions for Peace.Mary and Marcus Braybrooke have, as volunteers, shared with many of those, of different religions, who have dedicated themselves to this work.They have also participated in meetings in many parts of the world This brings a vivid and personal touch to this story of hope. Marcus Braybrooke is an Anglican priest and author. Mary is a social worked. They have two children and six granddaughters

The Sikh Gurus? message that there is only one God, although called by many names and that humanity is one- whatever our nationality,colour or creed -is urgently needed today, as well as the emphasis on peace and service of others.This book in a very readable way describes the lives of the Sikh Gurus and their teaching as it is recorded in the Sikh Holy Book, the Guru Granth Sahib. This book also tells the story of the Sikhs in the Punjab and of the growing Sikh communities in Britain and North America up to the present day and the issues they face in their new homesThe famous Golden Temple is described and the reader is introduced to the worship and life of a Gurdwara. Marcus Braybrooke,who has made many visits to India, is an Anglican priest, also an interfaith activist, Joint-President of the World Congress of Faiths and Co-Founder of the Faith&Belief Forum and author of many books on religion and spirituality, including Beacons of Light; Christianity: An Explorer's Guide; Widening Vision.

Dieser praktische Leitfaden macht mit den unterschiedlichen Formen des Betens vertraut. Auf unkonventionelle Weise führt der Autor Schritt für Schritt in die Grundsätze, die Sprache und die tägliche Praxis des Betens ein und vermittelt, welchen Nutzen jeder Mensch aus dem Gebet ziehen kann - abgerundet durch eine Sammlung beispielhafter Gebete von u.a. Lao Tse, Franz von Assisi, Mohammed und Mahatma Gandhi.

Christians and Jews Building Bridges tells how Christian-Jewish relations have improved dramatically since the Council of Christians and Jews was founded in 1942. It is now widely recognised that Jesus was a faithful Jew and that Jews and Christians both seek the coming of the Messianic Age or Kingdom of God. This book looks back at the issues which have been of most importance in Jewish-Christian relations in the last twenty years. The second part of the book is a reminder that dialogue does not take place between religions but between people. It tells the story of some of those active in the life of the Council of Christians and Jews (CCJ) The book is a sequel to 'Children of One God', which told the story of the first fifty years of CCJ. Marcus Braybrooke is a retired Anglican parish priest, interfaith activist and author of Meeting Jews. He studied in Jerusalem and was a Director of CCJ. He is President of the World Congress of Faiths and Co-Founder of the Three Faiths Forum.

The search for peace in society and in the world cannot be separated from the quest for inner peace in the heart. If you wish for a more peaceful world, the first step is to become a more peaceful person yourself. This book will help you do this. This commitment is a lifetime task. This books offers for everyday: an inspiring quotation, a story or reflection, and a suggestion for prayer or practical action. There are seven sections: Peace in Our Hearts; in Our Lives; in Our Homes; in the Community; Between Faiths; in the World; and in the Universe. The book will be an invaluable resource for teachers and preachers 'This beautiful book will inspire readers to travel the path of prayer to inner peace inside and to work for a more peaceful world.' Mairead Corrigan Maguire, Nobel Peace Prize winner. Marcus Braybrooke, draws on his wide knowledge of world religions, his personal friendship with people of other faiths, and his pastoral experience to offer an inspiring mediation for every day.

Christianity: An Explorer's Guide - Now with a full Index - offers a comprehensive and compassionate over-view of Christianity, pointing to a living experience of God's love in Jesus. The book is an ideal survey for the enquirer and will give Christians a deeper understanding of their faith and the fascinating and varied history of the church. The book describes the life-changing experience of meeting Jesus. It tells the Gospel story, describes the history of the Church and outlines its beliefs The book also describes how in their spiritual and practical life followers of Jesus try to copy his example of loving service of others. 'I am inspired by this brilliant book, which will be invaluable to those who wish to know more about Whilst fascinated, I never once felt I was being proselytised. A tour de force.' Baroness Rabbi Julia Neuberger. Marcus Braybrooke is an Anglican priest, President of the World Congress of Faiths and prolific author

Hostility and Prejudice between Muslims and Christians is still a threat to peace. This book shows what Christians can learn from the Qur'an and from the Prophet Muhammad. It makes clear that Muslims highly respect 'Isa' Jesus - but also tries to explain why Muslims have often misunderstood Christian teaching. On subjects such as wealth, poverty, and forgiveness. Muslims and Christians can lean from each other. Instead of a Clash of Civilizations, a 'Partnership of Faiths' is required to promote peace and justice, protection of human rights, an adequate standard of living for all people and care and respect for the natural world. Marcus Braybrooke is a retired Anglican priest and interfaith activist. He is President of the World Congress of Faiths and Co-Founder of the Three Faiths Forum. He is author of over forty books, including 'Beacons of the Light'and 'Widening Vision' and has edited the anthology '1,000 World Prayers.'

This contribution to interfaith relations concludes that Christians need to return to the thinking of the New Testament, not only to heal centuries of anti-Judaism, but to make sense for today of the conviction that God was in Christ.

In this first original English contribution to the series, Marcus Braybrooke, a former director of the Council of Christians and Jews, introduces Judaism to a Christian audience.