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Item Information   Copy / Holding Information     More Content       More by this author     Hines, Anne, 1958-     Subjects     Women clergy -- Fiction.     Faith -- Fiction.     Faith and reason -- Fiction.     Meaning (Philosophy) -- Religious aspects -- Fiction.     Toronto (Ont.) -- Fiction.     Ontario -- Fiction.     Browse Catalog     by author:      Hines, Anne, 1958-       by title:      The spiral garden : ...       by call number:      FICTION HIN     Search the Web     Hines, Anne, 1958-     Women clergy -- Fiction.     Faith -- Fiction.     Faith and reason -- Fiction.     Meaning (Philosophy) -- Religious aspects -- Fiction.     Toronto (Ont.) -- Fiction.     Ontario -- Fiction.       MARC Display

The spiral garden : a novel / Anne Hines. by Hines, Anne, 1958- McArthur & Company, c2005. Call #: FICTION HIN Subjects Women clergy -- Fiction.   Faith -- Fiction.   Faith and reason -- Fiction.   Meaning (Philosophy) -- Religious aspects -- Fiction.   Toronto (Ont.) -- Fiction.   Ontario -- Fiction. ISBN:  9781552784884 1552784886 Description:  267 p. ; 19 cm. Notes:  "Reverend Ruth Broggan thinks God has something to answer for. Let go from her busy church in Markham, transfered to a tiny, aging congregation in Toronto, Ruth Broggan finds herself confronted with life's most terrifying prospect: time to consider what it's really all about. Letters, phone messages and even sermons, chroncles Ruth's crisis of faith as she sorts through how others have found purpose; hearing from Kelly, her Buddist daughter, Mark, a priest friend currently on "recall" to Rome to learn to be less flexible, Kit, a famous lesbian poet with a long-time unrequited love for Ruth, and even from the rabbi of the synagogue next door. At last, Ruth decides on a radical approach to finding the meaning of life: she locks herself into the manse, refusing to come out until God talks to her.--Inside jacket. Genre:  Religious fiction. Canadian fiction. Holds:  0   Copy/Holding information Location Collection Call No. Item type Status   Sackville Public Library Adult Fiction FICTION HIN Adult books Checked in Add Copy to MyList

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