Dunstan's Shoppe - A Book and Gift Shop

DUNSTAN'S SHOPPE

A Book and Gift Shop

5635 East 71st Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136

Be sure to visit Dunstan's Shoppe often as new items are arriving daily (including Celtic crosses, baptism gifts, house warming gifts, new jewelry items, gifts items for men, etc.).

We have many new book titles arriving.

Also Available:

Prayer Books and Bibles
Other religious books of interest
Advent and Christmas items
Meditations for Adults
Icons
Pottery
Cards
Scented Candles
Crosses & Jewelry
Plaques
And much more!

We are stocking new books and gift items. Beautiful hand-crafted pottery is now available. As always, we have prayer books, crosses, candles and cards. Please visit the shop - a convenient resource for faith-oriented materials and unusual gift ideas.

Hours:

Sunday mornings after services

and Wednesday evenings

Location:

The bookstore is located off the hallway

leading to the kitchen

For orders, requests or information

about Dunstan's Shoppe,

please email the shop at:

shoppe@stduntulsa.org

Click above to buy your copy of

Dunstan: Jewel of the English

Dunstan's Shoppe

Plaques and Celtic-design crosses are available

Icons with metallic gold accents

Handmade pottery

BOOKS AT DUNSTAN'S SHOPPE

BOOKS ON PRAYER:

Prayers for Children, compiled by Christopher Herbert ($10.00)
An anthology with over five hundred prayers. Forty-five themes including
Creation, Families and Friends, Daily Life, Our Senses and Our Feelings. Materials for
the seasons and the Christian Year. Famous and traditional prayers by writers
such as Francis of Assisi, Christina Rossetti and Mother Teresa. Related Bible passages
are included. For use in church, school and home.

Prayers for All Occasions, Forward Movement Publications ($4.00)
A pocket-sized companion to Prayers Old and New. Intended for use in daily
devotion, as well as particular needs and events in the life of the Church and the
nation, and a guide for prayers on special occasions.

Plain Prayers in a Complicated World, Avery Brooke, art by Robert Pinart ($10.95)
Simple yet profound prayers for all occasions. Honest and unpretentious prayers
graced with touches of humor and poetry.

Opening the Prayer Book, Jeffrey Lee ($11.95)
An introduction to the history and liturgies of The Book of Common Prayer. This
book examines how prayer book worship shapes who we are as a Church and the
development of liturgical patterns from the time of Jesus through the Reformation to
modern revisions. The particular liturgies of Holy Week, Easter, baptism, Eucharist
and the daily office are examined in the way these services are rooted in the historical
prayers of the Church while reflecting on the living tradition of Christians today.

Facing Auschwitz, A Christian Imperative, Arlen L. Fowler ($11.95)
Oklahoma author, priest, academic and former interim Rector at Saint Dunstan's,
Tulsa, Arlen Fowler addresses some of the serious theological issues raised by the
Holocaust. This book is an important and effective tool on the journey to facing
these spiritual challenges while re-examining certain long-held beliefs. This book
will start the reader on the journey of spiritual enlightenment necessary for the
Church to regain its integrity and mission of justice, mercy and compassion.

A Ray of Darkness, Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury ($14.95)
A collection of pastoral sermons and addresses. An often poetic, sometimes scholarly
and always thoughtful, engaging style, Williams reflects with wisdom and empathy
on the gospel connections to issues of peace, war and justice, sexuality, wholeness,
suffering, loneliness, vocation and mission as he shows how the faith of the
creed can still equip Christians in the world today.

Offering the Gospel to Children, Gretchen Wolff Pritchard ($13.95)
Pritchard shows how to offer the essence of the gospel imaginatively to children,
with practical ideas on children's worship, liturgy, drama, pastoral care and study of
the Bible. The final chapter includes an exhaustive bibliography of children's Bibles
and books for the parish library and home.

Anglican Diversity, Challenges for the 21st Century, Patricia Bays ($11.95)
Tolerance for diversity is an integral part of being Anglican. How much diversity can
Anglicanism sustain? Patricia Bays takes a knowledgeable and sympathetic look at
the Anglican Church and how to meet the challenges of the twenty-first century in
an increasingly diverse society.

One-of-a-kind

pottery pieces

includes mugs,

jars, candleholders

and bowls

- - -

Celtic crosses

and books

make wonderful gifts

for friends, family or

godchildren

Crosses and jewelry

Candles, candleholders and bibles

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