BIBLE READING FELLOWSHIP

Attitudes to retirement vary, and in this book Wendy Billington draws on her pastoral skills and life experience to ask the question: what is a Christian view of retirement? If we believe that life is a gift from God, should we not be viewing retirement as part of an integrated whole and see our latter years as part of God's plan? This book is intended for all to read: individuals preparing for retirement and in their retirement years as well as their families, friends, befrienders, carers and professionals...

Finding intimacy with God in a busy life 'Rhythms of Grace' emerges from a personal exploration of contemplative spiritua...

In this revised edition of the bestselling 2006 Lent book, The Road to Emmaus, popular author Sister Helen Julian CSF offers insights into ...

Are reading the Bible and praying just a part of a to-do list? Is ticking them off each day as much as we can hope for? Hannah Fytche is adamant that it isn't and she suggests that we start by recognising our relationship with God through Jesus Christ - a place of freedom and grace rather than a striving to earn approval by getting things done. Rooted in God's Grace will give you passion and confidence and will embolden you for growing in the knowledge of God creatively...

These 'rules' are not serious, really. Except the ones that are.......

Servanthood is something to which all believers are called, not just those in full-time ministry, and so understanding what servanthood mea...

In an original and exciting theological move, senior authority on fresh expressions of Church and church planting, Canon Dr George Lings, suggests that we look at Church differently. Based on extensive research, Lings argues that the Church has a calling and the capacity to reproduce which is inherent in what Church is, rather than as its function. The Church reproduces, albeit nonidentically, because it is the Church; that’s how it fulfils its mission. This seminal and inspiring work will inform and re-energise Church leaders for the task in hand in this generation and beyond...

Faith is personal, but it is not private. We are Christians today because other people shared their faith in the past. W...