A selection from Underhill's enduring devotional writings, chosen for their pertinence to Lenten themes. Half a century has passed since Evelyn Underhill's death, yet her devotional writings have endured as a beacon to those who seek a deeper understanding of the "interior life" in the mystical Christian tradition. The editor's personal discovery of Underhill's works when he was a young student at General Theological Seminary moved him to pursue an extensive knowledge of her writings. From these he has skillfully culled readings appropriate for every day of Lent, from Ash Wednesday to Easter Eve and broadly following liturgical themes. Now back in print, these selections were chosen with the purpose of deepening Lenten observance by allowing the reader to follow the thought of Underhill, from the "spiritual stocktaking" theme for Ash Wednesday to Easter Saturday's joyous anticipation of God's ultimate Gift. "Number 10 in the top 10." ― Church Times "Number 10 in the top 10." ― Church Times Drawing on his extensive knowledge of Evelyn Underhill's teachings, Belshaw has carefully selected inspirational passages from her most significant works, providing readings for every day in Lent, From Ash Wednesday to Easter Even, and sharing with others the timeless treasure of her spiritual vision. Evelyn Underhill (1875–1941) was an Anglo-Catholic writer who wrote about spiritual practice and specifically Christian mysticism. She published 39 books and contributed more than 350 articles and reviews. Her best-known works include Mysticism: A Study in the Nature and Development of Man’s Spiritual Consciousness and Practical Mysticism. The Rt. Rev. George Phelps Mellick Belshaw served as the ninth bishop of New Jersey until his retirement in 1995. He died in 2020.