• Written by an active bishop, who is also a medievalist and a natural story-teller• Brings the medieval and the modern togetherSpending time with the St Augustine’s Gospels, believed to be the oldest non-archeological object in Great Britain, Smith uses this great volume as a starting point for a contemporary conversation on communication, unity, and continuity. How does the church find that connection with its past, its present, and its future? How do we share the Good News using today''s media, and how do we learn more about that process by considering vellum and quills? A wonderful story-teller, Smith moves seamlessly between the medieval world and the modern.Audience: Those interested in learning from the past as we face the current challenges of the church both within the US and across the world.

• Written by an active bishop, who is also a medievalist and a natural story-teller• Brings the medieval and the modern togetherSpending time with the St Augustine’s Gospels, believed to be the oldest non-archeological object in Great Britain, Smith uses this great volume as a starting point for a contemporary conversation on communication, unity, and continuity. How does the church find that connection with its past, its present, and its future? How do we share the Good News using today''s media, and how do we learn more about that process by considering vellum and quills? A wonderful story-teller, Smith moves seamlessly between the medieval world and the modern.Audience: Those interested in learning from the past as we face the current challenges of the church both within the US and across the world.