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The Common Worship Lectionary 2025 offers an easy to use, clearly laid out presentation of the Common Worship lectionary and Bible readings for the 2025 liturgical year.

The Common Worship Lectionary 2025 offers an easy to use, clearly laid out presentation of the Common Worship lectionary and Bible readings for the 2025 liturgical year.

A Christian fun-filled children's activity annual, featuring engaging stories, puzzles and games

Laid out week to view and complete with lectionary readings, the Church Pocket Book and Diary 2024 is the ideal church diary for clergy and churchgoers in the UK.

Laid out week to view and complete with lectionary readings, the Church Pocket Book and Diary 2024 is the ideal church diary for clergy and churchgoers in the UK.

A fun-filled children's activity annual exploring how Jesus flipped worldviews upside-down. Featuring engaging stories, puzzles and games by best-selling children's author Bob Hartman, tv presenter Gemma Hunt and scriptwriter Paul Kerensa!

The Common Worship Lectionary 2024 offers an easy to use, clearly laid out presentation of the Common Worship lectionary and Bible readings for the 2024 liturgical year.

Many people are struggling with shame. Whether it comes from things they have done, or things done to them, shame is the sign of a wounded spirit. This tract demonstrates that through Jesus Christ people can find unlimited mercy, forgiveness, and cleansing.

When faced with suffering it is easy to ask Why me? In this tract adapted from his book God's Grace in Your Suffering, David Powlison shares the joy that comes from knowing the Savior who is with his people through their trials.

The author here describes some of the difficulties of being obedient to a God of surprises. In the first part of the book, he explores these issues theologically; in the second, he provides examples of some of the practical consequences of following this theological approach.

This anthology gives key selections from the religious works of Dorothy L. Sayers.

He was an abbot, bound to his monastery by life vows. She was a novice nun, struggling to curb her independent spirit and come to terms with living in a convent. This is the true story of their love - a love which burst the bounds of the cloister.

A guide to the latest theories and practices of working with young people, both inside and outside the Church. Pete Ward not only shares stories from his own years of personal experience, but also includes insights from many other experts in the field.

A collection of essays on Biblical literature, exploring, in particular, individual biblical passages. The book should be of interest to a wide variety of people - from liberal biblical scholars to those who read simply for pleasure and insight.

Written by a clergyman's wife, this book explores the pressures and privileges of being married to the ministry. The author discusses what life is like for the clergy spouse and how friends, congregation members and family can understand and help where necessary.

This work provides a rationale and a method of Christian meditation. It provides one simple way to encounter the Divine Lover: "This approach is particularly helpful for those who have doubts about the possibility, or the value, of meditation for whatever reason. It requires no great gifts.."

Drawing on a range of sources, the author proposes a revolution in our attitudes to worship and to life. The results show the phenomenon of the Christian church in a different perspective for our times.

A guide to spiritual self-direction and prayer. Drawing on her experience as a social worker, therapist and theologian, Fischer explores how a feminist perspective can transform both the context and content of spiritual direction.

In this sequel to "The Way of the Pilgrim", the narrator shares more of his story. He describes his travels among the holy places of Russia and his challenging encounters with holy people.