Drawing on the author's experience from leading pilgrimages to the Holy Land, this concise work seeks to answer questions such as: Why are pilgrimage locations special?Are there places in this world where Heaven interfaces with Earth?Are there specific locations which are ordained by God as places of meeting?Why do some ancient churches have a aura of holiness, while others are simply a historic space?If God is at work across the whole world, why does it seem easier to see "beyond the veil" in some places than others?Described as "A Thin Book about Thin Places", the author invites us to join him on his journey of exploration into the topic of Thin Places. Using the "Methodist Quadrilateral" he explores this topic through the lenses of Scripture, Tradition, Experience, and Reason to ask whether Thin Places do indeed exist today, and why God may deign to use them if they do.
