A Pocketful of Hope

‘A warm and wise read for those feeling hopeful or hopeless, or somewhere in between.’ – The Rev Canon Kate Bottley

We live in an age where more and more people are saying something like, ‘I’m not religious, but I am spiritual’. ‘Hope’ isn’t just a nice idea – it can be life-changing and at the very least, an empowering lens to navigate troubled times and transcend daily stress.

Hope, alongside the idea of a higher power, can help people feel less alone and more supported, especially when the world turns on its head, which can happen at any point. It is well-known through history that during troubled waters and periods of change, whether that be a pandemic, the loss of a loved one or simply someone’s lack of purpose, people turn to religion for the answers.

Reverend Pat Allerton is here to lead us through the different themes and issues of modern life, showing us that Hope is always there. He leads us though topics such as Anxiety, Acceptance, Connection, Forgiveness, Grief, Love, Togetherness, Trust and Uncertainty to prove to us that Hope is the answer even in the darkest of times.