Bücher veröffentlicht von BRF (The Bible Reading Fellowship)

A book teaching about and from the Christian contemplative and mystic tradition to help people walk the mystic path of peace through life.

This inspirational book takes the reader through Advent to the celebration of Christmas through the eyes and beliefs of Celtic Christianity.

Nurturing children in the Christian faith is a privilege given to all of us whose responsibility it is to raise children. God's desire is that our parenting guides each child to meet and know him, and to live with him every day through to eternity.In this fully updated compilation of her Parenting Children for a Life of... series, Rachel Turner explores how the home can become the primary place in which children are nurtured into the reality of God's loving presence and encouraged to grow in a two-way relationship with him that will last a lifetime.This book examines how we can enable our children to know what it means to be in a relationship with God, rather than just know about him - helping our children to be God-connected rather than merely God-smart. Each chapter includes true stories and questions to help us reflect on our own experience as we journey together with our children.

In this book, Becky Sedgwick explores how grandparents can proactively encourage and equip their grandchildren to meet and know God

In On the Way to Work Chris Gillies explores the basics of a theology of work, studies biblical role models, and discusses how to overcome common challenges associated with work.

Lenten readings and reflections consider how to love in truth, love the vulnerable and the suffering, embrace difference, care for our world, love ourselves, and love to the very end.

This book borrows from the world of coaching to help you evaluate your decision-making to date and develop new and better habits and practices with God at the centre.

How to run a Refresh Cafe, nurturing parents in faith within a play space for their children

Is it possible to live as whole even when we are wounded by life? God thinks so. Eva Leaf shares stories from her life and the lives of other women.

An exploration of ten different ways in which parents can learn or re-learn how to connect with God as his child, written by Parenting for Faith's ministry lead Anna Hawken.

Martyn Percy's BRF Advent book explores the message of the kingdom of God: a world turned upside-down; an ecology of equality and peace, and an economy of justice.

The disruptive seasons of life can be times of great disorientation. Yet they are also the most transformative. In this book, Mark Bradford offers strength and hope for the journey.

An accessible and practical introduction to a wide variety of ways of praying, explored by a multi-contributor team drawn from the Community of Aidan and Hilda.

A unique collection of wisdom and practical materials to help churches do everything they can to care for our planet, edited by Messy Church founder Lucy Moore.

A series of stories and discussions for families, laying a biblical foundation for who God is in uncertain times and how to stay connected to him through it all.

A practical guide to mentoring teenagers for leadership

In this year's BRF Lent book Sally Welch explores two questions: What is the Easter story really about, and how do we share it?

Collective worship provides an important opportunity at the beginning of the school day to address the 'awe and wonder' part of learning. With this in mind, this book offers tried and tested primary assemblies with a Christian focus for Key Stages One and Two.

The Psalms offer honest insights into the reality of life with God, reflecting every human emotion and situation. Through looking at some of the Psalms written 'from the depths' we can understand more fully the way God works to shape our characters and form the life of Christ within us during difficult times in life. This title deals with Psalms.

A compelling picture of radical discipleship for today, exploring how we as Christians can embrace active contemplation to work out our call to be disciples in a broken world.

Described as being 'deeply serious about discipleship', Messy Church has much to share as well as much still to learn. This book gathers together what we know so far.

Rachel Turner offers simple, everyday approaches for parents to help their babies and toddlers connect with the God who knows them, sowing seeds of faith for the future.

Come and See provides Bible reading, reflection and prayer for Lent. Twenty-eight readings offer short passages from the story of Peter, plus comment and questions for personal or group response.

For the season of Lent, Trystan Owain Hughes suggests that, whether we are giving up or taking up something, we should also be 'opening up' to God.

A journey through the Advent and Christmas seasons in the company of familiar seasonal and domestic objects, reflecting spiritually on their significance, meaning and message in a modern world.