Paul’s three latest books endorsed by Phyllis Tickle.
To read reviews and to purchase, click on the book titles…
Phyllis Tickle RIP – Compiler The Divine Hours & Religion Editor – Publishers’ Weekly
(Click here for a recent interview with Phyllis which touches on the title below).
“Seductive, draws us gently into some of time’s deepest currents. A fine read.”
(Phyllis Tickle – Publishers Weekly)
If ever there were a book that is both charming and wrenchingly serious -all at the same time – it is this record of a dinner with Anton. Orthodoxy and its ways of praying and being have never had a more cordial, attractive and sympathetic introduction in the West than that which Paul Wallis provides here. I can almost guarantee that you will savor as well as treasure this one!) Phyllis Tickle – Publishers Weekly (USA)
“Incarnational prayer is central to Christian formation; and this serene, superb little book is both a rich gift to the Church and a great assist in that endeavour…so worthy of every good thing I could say!”
Phyllis Tickle – Publishers Weekly
Looking for love? Wanting to encourage a friend looking for love? Here is a sweet anthology about the amazing ways God brings people together. It includes the story of how Ruth and I met!
A book of spirituality for blokes approaching or hovering around 30 and wondering what the next chapter might mean…
“So readable, so practical and at times so profound…I romped to the end as fast as I could. By that time I felt full of hope…It became my constant companion and gave me the courage to struggle on.” (Bestselling Author, Joyce Huggett in her foreword for the book)
The 10 Steps to Finding your Soul-Mate
Guaranteed! (Results may vary!)
A quick e-read for $0.99
Does what it says o)n the tin!
Nothing short of a little gem. The Wallis’ offer grounded, sound, time tested advice on finding lasting and satisfying love while remaining true to your deepest self. (Benny’s Little Bro – Amazon Reviewer)
The SPCK Book of Christian Prayer
“Not simply an anthology, this book is a treasury…and testimony to two thousand years of Christian tradition.” (Lavinia Byrne)
