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Theology on the Way to Emmaus by Nicholas Lash - Wipf & Stock Pub
Pages: 252, Paperback, Wipf & Stock Publishers - Books/Subjects/R ... |
£ 13,14 |
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£ 2.75 Availability: refer to shop website |
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Serving As Senders: How to Care for Your Missionaries While They
Pages: 208, Paperback, Emmaus Road Intl - Books/Subjects/Religion ... |
£ 4,02 |
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Serving the Master: A Bible Study on Stewardship (Emmaus Journey
Pages: 104, Paperback, Word Among Us Press - Books/Subjects/Relig ... |
£ 4,52 |
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£ 2.75 Availability: refer to shop website |
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Precious Treasure: The Store of Patrick by Elizabeth Matthews - E
Pages: 138, Paperback, Emmaus Road Publishing - Books/Subjects/Bi ... |
£ 5,43 |
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£ 2.75 Availability: refer to shop website |
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Their Hearts Burned: Walking with Jesus Along the Emmaus Road: An
Pages: 208, Paperback, Monarch Books - Books/Subjects/Religion & ... |
£ 6,06 |
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£ 2.75 Availability: refer to shop website |
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Queen Mother: A Biblical Theology of Mary's Queenship (Letter & S
Pages: 216, Paperback, Emmaus Road Publishing - Books/Subjects/Re ... |
£ 6,82 |
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Format: paperback, Publisher: Emmaus Road Publishing,US, ISBN: 09
Pages: 336, Paperback, Emmaus Road Publishing,US - Books/Subjects ... |
£ 14,94 |
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by thingywhatsit - written on 02.03.07 (Very useful, 308 readings)
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Emmaus is a charity, which has shops all over France, as well as 37 other countries including the U.K. It was founded in 1953, although the idea stemmed from post war problems in 1949, and the idea was to create aid for those people who could not afford housing, and to attempt to give some kind of dignity to those people that lived in the streets. Today, Emmaus is going from strength to strength, and provides a great deal of choice to customers in their shops, which are very similar to other charity shops, although the mainstay of French charity shops. The founder of Emmaus, Abbe Pierre, died this year, and the Nation mourned him, remembering the ...


