The accidental voyage
Subtitle: discovering hymns of the early centuries
By: Douglas Bond.
Publisher: P & R Publishing
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Phillipsburg, N.J.
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 257
ISBN-13: 9780875527482
Subjects: Christian life -- Fiction.; Hymns -- Fiction.; Travel -- Fiction.; Boats and boating -- Fiction.; Italy -- Fiction.
Genres: Fiction.
Description: As they travel together in Italy, sail on the Mediterranean, and finally return to England, Mr. Pipes shares his Christian beliefs with Annie and Drew by recounting Christian history and singing hymns.
Table of contents: title: Summary of the Mr. Pipes adventures; title: So this is Rome?; title: Shepherd of tender youth (Clement of Alexandria); title: In the Catacombs; title: Hail, gladdening light; title: Crash and burn!; title: O light that knew no dawn (Gregory of Nazianzen); title: Of the Father's love begotten (Prudentius); title: High fashion in Milan; title: O Trinity, most blessed light (Ambrose of Milan); title: Te Deum (Niceta); title: A gargoyle's point of view; title: Let all mortal flesh keep silence; title: Christ is made the sure foundation; title: Mr. Pipes in tights!; title: Christian, dost thou see them? (St. Andrew of Crete); title: "Welcome aboard!"; title: All glory, laud, and honor (Theodolph of Orleans); title: Pirate and parrot; title: Jesus, thou joy of loving hearts (Bernard of Clairvaux); title: On the high seas; title: Jerusalem the golden (Bernard of Cluny); title: All creatures of our God and King (St. Francis of Assisi); title: The albatross was right; title: Fierce was the wild billow (Anatolius); title: Drew's monster fish; title: St. Patrick's breastplate; title: Be thou my vision; title: The voyagers return; title: A hymn of glory let us sing (Venerable Bede); title: Glossary of nautical terms; title: Hymns sung in The Accidental Voyage