Becky Lovatt
Becky Lovatt is a Methodist Deacon living and working in East Devon. She holds a Master’s Degree in Theology and Ministry, and is passionate about reaching out to those on the margins of traditional church.
Becky is very proud of her Cornish roots, and enjoys returning home when she can to take in the beauty of the coastline. Having been brought up in a Christian family, her faith took on new meaning in 1994 when she began to work at Camp Stapleton, a camp for underprivileged girls in Detroit, USA. Here Becky met with God and received a call into full time ordained ministry.
Becky is married to Tim, and they have a son called Theo, who is their pride and joy. She is the author of In the Shadows of Victory and Beyond the Chocolate Window, daily devotionals for Lent and Advent respectively.
BOOKS BY BECKY LOVATT
METAMORPHIC LOCKDOWN
A BIBLE STUDY OF THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES FROM EARLY CHURCH THROUGH A POST-COVID CHURCH AND BEYOND.
2020 brought a lockdown on the world, but it also opened the potential for transformation. Church buildings were closed, but God’s Spirit evoked a catalyst of change. Drawing on the example of the early church as described in the Acts of the Apostles, this book invites churches and individuals to learn the lessons of lockdown and undergo a spiritual metamorphosis.
COMING SOON
BEYOND THE CHOCOLATE WINDOW
DAILY READINGS AND MEDITATIONS FOR ADVENT AND CHRISTMAS
Advent is a time when the excitement of Christmas begins to build. The shops are stocked, the TV advertisements are in overdrive and the windows of the Advent calendar reveal each day another chocolate delight.
But, of course, Advent is really about preparing our hearts to celebrate how God stepped into the world in the person of our saviour Jesus. Becky Lovatt invites us to join her on a journey through the Bible, exploring the thoughts and feelings of some of the people touched by God, so that we too can deepen our relationship with him.
This book presents daily meditations for Advent and Christmas, offering new insights into well-known stories. Each meditation is accompanied by a scripture reading, questions offered for reflection, an action to reinforce the message and a prayer.
