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Bestselling author shares how to celebrate the faith with wonder, glory and good food.

Table of Contents

Contents
Acknowledgments 5
Glossary of Hebrew Terms 7
Part 1: The Appetizer 9
Part 2: The Hors D’Oeuvres 17
God, the Great Party-Giver 18
Jesus, Man of the Party 38
A Partying People at Home 49
A Partying Community 63
Part 3: The Main Course 76
Celebrating in the Daily and Ordinary 77
Celebrating a Sabbath 99
Celebrating the Festivals 108
Autumn 110
Winter 140
Spring 161
Summer 176
Part 4: Celebration Recipes 187
Starters 194
Main Courses 197
Accompaniments 222
Celebration Salads 224
Hot Puddings 227
Cold Desserts 233
Cakes 240
Tray Bakes and Cookies 243
Sweet Endings and Presents 248
Appendix: An Abridged Passover Haggadah in English 251
Notes 284

About the Author

Bestselling author, Michele Guinness, was brought up in a practising Jewish family and is married to a retired Anglican clergyman. Michele worked for many years as a presenter, researcher and writer for national TV and radio, regularly contributing to Pause For Thought on BBC Radio 2. Michele contributes to a number of magazines, including Families First, Woman Alive, (where she had a cookery column for two years), Christianity and The Church of England Newspaper. Michele has written thirteen books, including: The Heavenly Party and Chosen.

Reviews

"Delightful and inspiring. Full of ideas and encouragement for families and churches that want to recapture a sense of celebration of our faith." Rob Parsons, OBE, founder and Chairman, Care for the Family

''Faith is a serious matter, but who says it has to be dull? Michele's ideals and ideas are captivating, and her imagery inspiring. This book dances like fire on the imagination and kindles a warm glow in the heart. To read Michele Guinness is not so much to read as to see.'' Canon J.John

"Irresistibly infectious, Michele not only writes about a joyful partying spirit but lives it and draws us into it too. This further rediscovery of our rich Jewish heritage should blow church cobwebs away and make us a people of sparkling joy as well as truth." Os Guinness, author of The Call