Books by Vicki K. Black

Episcopal Caf, a Web site produced by the Diocese of Washington, attracts several thousand visitors a day. Its popular column "Speaking to the Soul," contains a concise, well-developed spiritual reflection for every day of the year, drawn from many different sources, including Scripture, church history, saints biographies, books of prayers, liturgies, ancient and contemporary theologians, and spiritual writers.

This title addresses church history from the grassroots perspective of how Anglicans have prayed, thought about, and lived out their faith through the centuries.A resource, which includes discussion questions, for newcomers and inquirers' classes, plus other continuing Christian formation forums

New Episcopalians may be nervous about opening the Bible; others simply don't know how to begin. An often-overlooked gift of the Episcopal Church is that the texts and doctrines of the Bible are embedded in its prayers, liturgies, and creeds. Making that knowledge explicit and placing it in context can open the way for further and more in-depth study.

'The Book of Common Prayer' is nearly 1000 pages long, yet most Episcopalians have only a passing acquaintance with this book, which is a spiritual gold mine. In this thorough introduction to the BCP, the author leads readers through each of its parts, explaining the history and background and helping make the book a more meaningful spiritual tool.

A tour through the dates, colors, and other traditions of the Church year. This third volume in the popular Morehouse series explains why we do what we do and when, and it does so in a user-friendly, thoroughly interesting way.