Toward a Perfect Love.

xxix, 182pp index Surprisingly warm and practical, this 600-year-old insight into daily work and devotion is from a man described as 'one of those hidden figures, those quiet and secret friends of God who have never failed the church'. A contemporary of John Wycliffe in the 1300s, Walter Hilton was a common and ordinary man in north-country England whose down-to-earth writings gained popularity among both layfolk and churchmen. Hilton tells us of the sanctification in ordinary living, with all our worldly efforts drenched in our love for Christ.(Publisher - back cover)