Bücher veröffentlicht von SPCK Publishing

If you're a young man growing up in this world, then you're invited on an adventure (well, more of a ramble). We'll explore the issues that confront us as guys - from conducting relationships and processing emotions, to handling money and behaving online. There may be footnotes.

A much-needed book on understanding the Orthodox tradition, and living and growing as an Orthodox Christian

A celebration of all the work of the New Wine family, in conjunction with their 30th anniversary

Everyone knows the story of Joseph in the Bible - but what meaning does it have for Christians today?

The story of how Ed and his wife Rachel developed and put into practice, in partnership with local churches, a vision to provide a home to ex-prisoners, refugees and victims of abuse.

A collection of modern-day parables and stories.

A pithy, entertaining guide to what really matters

This book describes the history of thinkers whom came to believe that the shape of the established Church and its relationship to the State did not fit the needs of the world in which one was called to live and serve.

Ben Lindsay offers eye-opening insights into the black religious experience, challenging the perceived 'status quo' in white majority churches. Offering a comprehensive analysis of race relations within the UK church and how we can work towards creating a truly inclusive church community.

Perceptive portraits of twenty renowned writers, with illuminating reflections on their struggles with faith and life, and on the way faith is explored in some their greatest works

Witty, perceptive, intellectually incisive and at times surprising portraits of some of the leading religious, political and intellectual figures of our time

How do people offering pastoral care to those living with HIV end up perpetuating abusive attitudes and practices? And how can those attitudes and practices be changed?

From rape and pillage to exploration and piety - the whole story of the Vikings

In recent times, the term 'spiritual abuse' has become more widely used across the Christian community. But what exactly is spiritual abuse? How do we define it, recognise it, prevent it and respond to it effectively?

The autobiography of Dr Michael Cassidy.

A funny, informative book that gives the reader an insight into how comedy works and reveals why it's so easy to get wrong (especially in the realm of religion)

A celebration of the true diversity of the saints, addressing our white-washed church history.

Based on original research, this book draws on a wealth of experience to invite all leaders to better grasp and live out leading - the millennial way.

nostalgia retelling of Archbishop Robert Runcie, Terry Waite, and Richard Chartres, travelling the globe.

Celebrates English Anglican parochial ministry, and draws on the resources of Classic Anglicanism to offer a clear theological vision for the future

A fully comprehensive book on domestic abuse, offering theological content, personal story and practical advice

Investigation of the debates on religious conflict.

Concise historical introduction to Immanuel Kant and his continuing influence on the world and how we see it

Behind smiling masks many of us are wrestling with low self-image, eating disorders, sexual pain, a history of rejection - the list goes on.

A prophetic challenge to the Western church. The Christian faith is always subversive to the dominant world view. Jesus overturned every assumption which stopped people experiencing the living reality of God - the heart of truth. Sadly, the Western world has reduced "e;truth"e; to the merely rational, and then discarded it as inadequate. In Africa, and other parts of the world where God's truth has never been straitjacketed in this way, the church is characterised by a joy now absent in the West. Western culture has limited what we can believe and receive. Can we: Burst free from this restrictive secular framework? Learn not only to know truth, but to feel it, and live it? Live our faith in such a way that it becomes real to those around us? Alison Morgan shows that Jesus lived free from the culturally imposed norms which restrict our understanding of truth. Examining church history, prophecy past and present, the state of our culture and of the church today, and drawing on personal experience and the experience of others, Alison blends analysis and imagination, history and poetry in this prophetic challenge to Western Christians.

Originally published as The Archbishop of Canterbury's Lent Book 2020

Wake up! Clean up! Feed up! Grow up! Explore these gospel imperatives with Archbishop Sentamu in this lively and invigorating sequence of Advent meditations

Combines archaeology and biblical studies to give the reader a fresher, deeper understanding of Paul's letter to the Romans.

The mission of the church is an open secret. This text offers a statement of the nature, authority and goal of Christian mission. The author highlights the vital importance of combining a biblically-based faith and trinitarian theology with a culturally-sensitive approach to mission.

An exploration of how to respond to adversity.