Rob James is the Principal of Sarum College in Salisbury, England. He was a parish priest and Chancellor of Wells Cathedral, Somerset. He lives in the United Kingdom.  Amanda Ruston is an Anglican priest and vowed Benedictine. In addition to over twenty years’ experience in graphic design and illustration, she has an MDiv and is pursuing doctoral work in the field of liturgy and language. She lives in Vancouver, British Columbia.

“In these stories, Rob James has given us accessible and simple ways that adults and children can participate in the telling of core New Testament stories... encouraging all of us to re-enter these narratives with our minds, our hearts and our bodies.”

Rob James is the Principal of Sarum College in Salisbury, England. He was a parish priest and Chancellor of Wells Cathedral, Somerset. He lives in the United Kingdom.  Amanda Ruston is an Anglican priest and vowed Benedictine. In addition to over twenty years’ experience in graphic design and illustration, she has an MDiv and is pursuing doctoral work in the field of liturgy and language. She lives in Vancouver, British Columbia.

“In these stories, Rob James has given us accessible and simple ways that adults and children can participate in the telling of core New Testament stories... encouraging all of us to re-enter these narratives with our minds, our hearts and our bodies.”

Rob James is the Principal of Sarum College in Salisbury, England. He was a parish priest and Chancellor of Wells Cathedral, Somerset. He lives in the United Kingdom.  Amanda Ruston is an Anglican priest and vowed Benedictine. In addition to over twenty years’ experience in graphic design and illustration, she has an MDiv and is pursuing doctoral work in the field of liturgy and language. She lives in Vancouver, British Columbia.

“In these stories, Rob James has given us accessible and simple ways that adults and children can participate in the telling of core New Testament stories... encouraging all of us to re-enter these narratives with our minds, our hearts and our bodies.”