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Walter Wangerin

    February 13, 1944 – August 5, 2021

    Walter Wangerin Jr. is widely celebrated as a masterful voice exploring faith and spirituality. His prolific career spans diverse genres, from fiction to biblical exposition, all marked by a distinctive and immediately recognizable style that resonates with millions. Wangerin's writing delves into profound spiritual and philosophical questions, offering readers both comfort and profound insight. His prose uniquely examines the complexities of human existence through a spiritual lens, challenging and engaging the reader with its depth.

    Walter Wangerin
    The Book of God
    The Book of God
    The illustrated children's Bible
    Ragman - Reissue
    The Book of God for Children
    Water Come Down
    • Water Come Down

      The Day You Were Baptized

      • 40 pages
      • 2 hours of reading
      4.4(85)Add rating

      The narrative offers a poetic exploration of the beauty and significance of Baptism, emphasizing its joy and personal meaning. It delves into the biblical roots of the ritual while connecting it to contemporary life. Additionally, the book provides family discussion starters to facilitate conversations about the importance of Baptism, making it a thoughtful resource for understanding this sacred tradition.

      Water Come Down
    • Ragman - Reissue

      And Other Cries of Faith

      • 224 pages
      • 8 hours of reading
      4.3(367)Add rating

      The book features a collection of vivid stories and meditations that delve into the themes of love, faith, and community amidst a harsh urban backdrop. Notably, the opening chapter, "Ragman," is a cherished piece that sets the tone for the subsequent thirty-three writings. Walter Wangerin Jr. combines poignant reflections with powerful allegories, offering readers a profound exploration of the meaning of faith and the person of Christ. The narratives range from gentle insights to deeply moving invocations, providing both comfort and thought-provoking revelations.

      Ragman - Reissue
    • The Book of God

      The Bible as a Novel

      • 640 pages
      • 23 hours of reading
      4.1(11)Add rating

      This reissue presents a bestselling retelling of the Bible, transforming its stories into an epic novel format. It aims to engage readers with its narrative depth, character development, and a fresh perspective on well-known biblical events, making the ancient text accessible and compelling for modern audiences.

      The Book of God
    • The Book of God

      • 851 pages
      • 30 hours of reading
      4.1(26)Add rating

      This is a retelling of the whole Bible in novel form in modern-day English.

      The Book of God
    • Acts of the Almighty

      • 384 pages
      • 14 hours of reading
      3.9(15)Add rating

      Acts of the Almighty by beloved, award-winning author Walter Wangerin Jr. carries us sequentially through the full sweep of the Bible's story in daily devotional readings.

      Acts of the Almighty
    • Jesus: A Novel

      • 320 pages
      • 12 hours of reading
      3.6(19)Add rating

      Set in first-century Palestine, the narrative explores the life of Jesus, marked by miraculous events and profound teachings, as he navigates temptations and conflicts with religious authorities. Amidst the hopes of the Jewish people for liberation from Roman rule, his apparent detachment raises questions about his true identity as the Messiah. As his mother, Mary, worries for him, the story builds towards a pivotal confrontation in Jerusalem. Wangerin masterfully crafts a compelling tale, populated with rich characters that resonate across time.

      Jesus: A Novel
    • Storycraft

      • 154 pages
      • 6 hours of reading
      3.2(21)Add rating

      In Storycraft: The Art of Spiritual Narrative, celebrated author Walter Wangerin Jr. illustrates the power of well-told stories and shows how important embracing story is as an essential tool for preaching and teaching the gospel. The book offers a theology of story that is profoundly incarnational as the Word takes on flesh in practiced speech.

      Storycraft
    • Wounds Are Where Light Enters

      • 176 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      In Wounds Are Where Light Enters, acclaimed author Walter Wangerin Jr. leads you on a literary journey through a collection of poignant stories that show how God's love and light comes into the darkness, shining through our wounds and healing our souls.

      Wounds Are Where Light Enters