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Written with both believers and non-believers in mind, this is a book for all who have wondered what is it about Jesus that still has the power to transform human hearts and minds. This classic work, way ahead of its time when first published, is now issued with three new chapters addressing key issues of belief in the twenty-first century.

Celebration of English Anglican parochial ministry, with theological visions for its future.

Virtue Reborn is the first in a series of three titles about Christian life in the modern world, which will build on the themes of Simply Christian and Surprised by Hope and be aimed at a similar market.

The sequel to Blown Away, the bestselling autobiography of Pastor Mick Fleming.

Though the Christmas story is well known, most of us have learnt it from school nativity plays and carols. On the whole, this familiar version is more concerned with light than darkness. The backwards approach taken here allows the movement to be in the opposite direction, enabling us to get under the skin of a complex narrative.

In a time of uncertainly and upheaval, Graham Usher urges us to walk ourselves back into life.

How can we read it the Bible in a contemplative and intelligent way? In What do we do with the Bible?, Richard Rohr answers just this question.

Keith Ward unpacks the meaning of the word 'God' and explains why we need to get rid of the crude and unhelpful assumptions that still abound. A book for all who are curious about how God, and God's actions, can be understood today.