Spaces for the Sacred by Philip Sheldrake is a compelling exploration of the spiritual significance of place, memory, and human identity. Blending insights from theology, cultural studies, geography, and Christian spirituality, Sheldrake examines how sacred spaces—ranging from pilgrimage sites and monasteries to landscapes and cities—shape and reflect our spiritual experience. The book challenges modern disconnection from place and invites readers to rediscover the sacramental nature of space, where divine presence and personal meaning intersect.