Dear Theophilus

<P><i>Dear Theophilus: A Beautiful Letter from St. Luke</i> begins a journey through St Luke's gospel. Expressly written with teenagers young families enquirers and searchers and Christian leaders who minister to the young and young at heart. The informal biblical text encourages readers to hear anew the message of Luke's gospel and to meet its central fi gure: Jesus of Nazareth. Encouraged with delightful cartoons by Dennis Garlick author and artist express the joy to be found for all ages in the Christian community.</P><P><i>As a non-practicing Christian having been brought up a free-thinker (with a very C of E grandmother and mother but cheerful agnostics on my father's side) I was a bit surprised to be asked to edit an unashamedly Christian manuscript. ...and was unexpectedly moved...</i> -<b>Anne Findlay Editing Works Melbourne</b>.</P><P><i>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.<i> -<b>Paddy Coffey</b> Surgeon M.B. Ch.B. F.R.C.S.(C) D.(Obs.)R.C.O.G.</P><P><i>I have fi nally 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 refl ect 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</i>... -<b>Rev. Catherine Eaton</b> Parish Priest.</P>