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Author Jeffrey Wolfson Publishes A Prayer Book: Reflections for a Shared, Sacred World
Ridgefield, CT — [8/26/25] — Jeffrey Wolfson announces the publication of his debut work, “A Prayer Book: Reflections for a Shared, Sacred World,” now available in paperback and Kindle editions through Amazon.
Unlike traditional prayer books, Wolfson’s work is not a set of doctrines or answers but a companion of reflections—on time, relation, memory, love, and the unknown. Written in a lyrical, contemplative style, the book invites readers to pause, to notice, and to live with reverence in ordinary days.
Wolfson hopes the book will serve as a gentle companion for seekers, skeptics, and anyone longing for a more sacred way of being in the world. “It’s not a book of answers,” Wolfson says. “It’s an invitation to live with attentiveness and presence, even in the most ordinary moments.”
A Prayer Book is written for seekers, skeptics, and anyone longing for a more sacred way of being in the world. It is meant to be returned to often, read slowly, and carried into daily rhythms—offering a space of stillness in the midst of life’s uncertainty.
About the Author
Jeffrey Wolfson is a writer, coffee roaster, and community volunteer living in Ridgefield, Connecticut. He and his family are committed to living with presence, reverence, and shared humanity—values reflected throughout his first book.
Media contact:, Jeffrey Wolfson
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