THE GLORY COMMUNITY
BOOk ONE

Building the culture of heaven on earth

The church has always been God’s dream. It is described as Jesus’ bride; the Father’s family, the holy temple of the living God and the very Body of Christ. Regardless of what metaphor we use, it is a picture of the divine oneness that Jesus prayed for in John 17. This “oneness” manifests as a fiery love that is poured out in the context of a family paradigm where we fully embrace one another in our hearts through authentic relationships.

In this beautiful book, Maria Mason takes us on a journey, as she unpacks the reality, that we are called to be the community of heaven on earth. What does heaven’s culture look like, and what must the church do in order to manifest heaven’s glory-filled atmosphere here on earth? Maria’s writing is from a deep well of experience as her community, Tribe, Byron Bay, has walked out an incredible journey for the last 18 years.

The community of heaven has come to earth, and it is your local church! Maria paints a portrait of the radiant Bride; a church that overcomes, and is emerging as glorious and full of beauty.

A community of glory filled lovers of Jesus!

THE GLORY COMMUNITY
BOOK TWO

The Beauty of Heaven on Earth

How can we get back to an authentic expression of Christian
community that is full of glory? In this book, Maria Mason takes us
on a journey, as she unpacks the reality that we are called to build the
culture of heaven on earth within communities of faith.

Heaven’s culture is built on a foundation of glory and presence in our lives and in
our local churches. It is a heart culture of care and expressed value as we build
upon the reality of Christ in us; the hope of glory.
The living temple of God is now built through heart connections in the context of true
spiritual family that celebrate sonship. This is what cements the living stones of the temple
together and attracts Heavenly Glory.
Maria’s writing is from a deep well of experience as her community, Tribe, Byron Bay,
has walked out an incredible journey for the last two decades. She paints a portrait of the
radiant Bride; a church that overcomes, and is emerging as glorious and full of beauty,
reflecting the Father’s heart.