App Shopper: New Daylight (Books)

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New Daylight

iOS Universal

Direct to you, New Daylight offers daily Bible readings and reflections for everybody who wants to go deeper with God. The free app contains a sample of 7 readings and reflections that you can keep and use on your iPhone forever. Subscriptions for 1, 4 or 12 month periods for future readings are available for purchase within the app.

The New Daylight app opens on a specially prepared reading each and every day of the year. It is ideal for those looking for a fresh approach to regular Bible study, and offers a talented team of contributors who present a Bible passage (text included), helpful comment and a prayer or thought for the day ahead.

Key features of the New Daylight app will allow you to:

- Save your favourite readings to go back to again and again
- Change the font size to make your reading more comfortable
- Email a selected reading to a friend
- Keep track of all readings you have missed to allow you to catch up
- Browse the readings by Bible book, contributor or date
- The readings are presented as pages so no need to scroll and lose your place

The New Daylight app supports the purchasing of 1, 4 and 12 month subscriptions from within the app. Readings are intelligently downloaded in the background so you don't need to remain connected to the internet to access them and once downloaded will remain available on your device.
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New Daylight is edited by Naomi Starkey. The team of contributors includes Rachel Boulding, Jane Cornish, Margaret Cundiff, Gordon Giles, Peter Graves, Helen Julian CSF, Adrian Plass, John Proctor, Stephen Rand, Jenny Robertson, Margaret Silf, David Spriggs, David Winter and Veronica Zundel.

It is a publication of BRF.

For more about BRF visit
http://www.brfonline.org.uk/iphoneapps