Dreams for a World in Harmony.
The Right Revd John Parkes
Bishop of Wangaratta 'You have moved into deep water here, with an ambitious undertaking that demands as much from the reader as it did from the writer. Where each of your questions call for a deeper answer. I find that my several diving into this font of resources left me, to quote you, in an "interior haven of peace, like mist on the water in the morning." and I thank you for that.'
O' My God! Where are you?
"I enjoyed reading O my God, Where are you? and have read it through three times carefully and as a 'semi-lapsed' church-goer, it gives me a lot of food for thought. Thank you for the chance..."
Sam Davis retired publisher
"Reading this book has brought the richness of the theme and theology of Luke alive for me once more." Rev't Sue Brooks, Parish Priest
"You said all the things I've always wanted to say and never found the courage. I found so much in it." June Murphy — school teacher
"I share your hope that mankind can change its behaviour and that (some general form) of religion can sustain our efforts to acquire peace and a sustainable way of life."
Professor John Lambooy
"I have finally had a chance to sit down and look at your study material. It is great. It really will give people a chance to learn how the scriptures can help them reflect on their own lives. I can imagine it appealing to people who may be put off by the idea of Bible study for fear of it being too dry, academic or hard... I see lots of potential for it..."
The Rev't Catherin Eaton, Parish Priest
"Your book on St. Luke's Gospel is simply fabulous. I can't get over what it must have taken to write it, in terms of time, effort, research. It is a very scholarly book, but at the same time very readable. All I have for it is praise."
Paddy Coffey, Surgeon M.B., Ch.B., F.R.C.S.(C), D.(Obs.)R.C.O.G.
