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Attractive prayers and readings allowing the reader to spend a month with St Augustine, in an accessible format

Attractive prayers and readings allowing the reader to spend a month with Julian of Norwich, in an accessible format

Encouragement for young girls to know their true beauty, value and purpose in a world obsessed with self-image and social media.

Catherine Parr and Anne Askew: united in faith and danger, divided in death.

Alice Bass helps Christians break through creative blocks and establish an environment that nurtures creativity. Exercises for groups or individuals are included.

An exciting new worship and storytelling resource for 0-6s

How we understand God informs the way we pray. This book explores prayer and providence in an accessible way.

Fifth in a series on the basics of Christian belief, this book explores the great theme of the Christian hope, and the way in which this transforms and sustains the Christian life, using stories and helpful illustrations.

War looms between France and England, and Hugh de Singleton is required to accompany Lord Gilbert. But death hits the war party before they reach the battlefield.

This short course is designed to help people move from a decision to follow Christ to fruitful discipleship.

A classic of Christian spirituality and a famous meditation on the love of God and his presence in suffering

A timeless classic on spiritual growth

A practical and informative book on dating, written by a dating course leader and psychologist specialising in couples therapy.

Helps us appreciate how challenging the Gospels are and how exhilarating the vision of Jesus they offer

A handbook for those with cancer and those supporting them, reflecting on the spiritual and theological aspects of the journey through diagnosis and living with the disease.

Concise historical introduction to Julian of Norwich and her continuing influence on the world and how we see it.

Terry Waite invites you to meet some of the exceptional people he has got to know on his travels, and explore with him the widely different forms of solitary existence they inhabit.

A beautifully produced gift volume comprising Evelyn Underhill's two personal prayer books, rediscovered 75 years after her death. Foreword by Eugene Peterson

How can the Christian injunction to 'love your neighbour' be heard and applied in the context of issues and policies that threaten to exacerbate division and hostility in our world today?

Fresh ideas for public and private prayer from the author of The Intercessions Handbook and The Second Intercessions Handbook which have sold over 50,000 copies

Spiritual guidance through meditating on the wonders of the created world.

Life is at once wonderful and appalling, beautiful and horrific. How can we live with this contradiction? And how can we believe in a just and loving God in the face of all the evils of the world in which we have evolved?

One of the world's leading theologians offers a vibrant guide to the deep truths which shape a living faith

An ironic comedy novel with dark undertones, set in the 1960s and the present day . . . It was love at first sight. Fifty years on, disclosure means disaster.

If the church is to grow and thrive, and not just survive, we need leaders who possess the radical leadership qualities taught by Jesus and the apostles

A selection of the best from BBC Radio 4's Lent Talks over the last ten years.

An illuminating and highly readable account of the rise and demise of a world classic, which still informs our common language as well as much of the great literature of the last four centuries

This beautifully written book opens up the riches of the Carmelite tradition, helping Christians of every denomination to read Scripture in a spirit of prayer.

A book for all who feel called to a life of Christian ministry, and want to make sure their calling is firmly based on the teaching and model of Jesus, as provided in the four Gospels.

Everyone wants a relationship that lasts. Yet nearly half of all today's parents split up. Harry and Kate Benson began their own married life with great expectations. But within a few years, they stood on the brink of divorce. Today, their marriage is stronger than ever and they have helped many other struggling couples. So what changed? In this ground-breaking book Harry and Kate tell their own inspiring, hope-filled story, set within the wider context of family research into what works. Harry and Kate's radical solution to strengthening families and reducing unnecessary family breakdown is simple. Their research suggests a happy mum tends to mean a happy household. She is the lynchpin around whom the family rotates. So for most mums, the success of a marriage depends primarily on her husband's ability to make her feel valued. In other words: husband, love your wife. And she will love you right back. In that order. That's what mums want. That's the recipe for happy family life.