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Fatherhood is a wondrous, insane, frustrating, bonkers, frightening, messy, upsetting, terrifying, all-consuming, life-affirming, blessing. Help! I'm a New Dad! is a collection of prayers from those first few months of welcoming a new life into the world. Honest, real, filled with laughter and tiredness, frustration and joy, the end result is the same: sharing what it is to be a dad with our own heavenly father.'David's prayers are refreshingly honest, real and life-giving. This book helps to give you a framework to cry out your joy, pain, doubt and unknowing to God.'Click here to view the full contents
£7.99 - £8.99
Icons of Glory is a book of intercessions for the major church festivals throughout the year.Each set of intercessions prays for the Church, the world, the local community and our homes, the sick and those in need, ending with a remembrance of our loved ones departed.The short introduction to each festival will help focus on that event. There is also an opening prayer, readings from the Scriptures, an offering of God's peace and a blessing.To view full contents Click Here
£22.99
A Lent Course exploring intimacy with God.This study course explores how we might grow closer to God in and through various aspects of our ordinary daily life. Each session includes reflection on a Bible passage, discussion questions, stories, illustrations, activities, prayers and suggestions for action.Staying Close is intended for group use, but also useful for individuals. The course has been written for Lent, although is suitable for any time of year.ContentsWeek 1 - Discipleship: the call to stay closeWeek 2 - Staying close to God in the wildernessWeek 3 - Staying close when we're feeling worriedWeek 4 - Staying close to the glory of GodWeek 5 - Staying close in our witnessWeek 6 - Staying close to the servant kingEaster - Staying close to the risen JesusPostscript - Something for the Journey
£9.99
Your journey through depression or anxiety with Patrick Coghlan This imaginatively written & easy - to - read book looks at depression and anxiety and discovers where God is in it all and includes a variety of user-friendly resources, as well as some creative ideas for drawing closer to God and recording the reader's journey through depression or anxiety. Encourages an understanding of Christian teaching related to depression and anxiety, to enable those living with it to recognise God's presence even at the lowest times, to discover ways of reaching out to God even when it is difficult, and to experience the power of prayer and healing.To find out the story behind the book, click here...
£13.99
The Beastly Bible Stories RE Programme provides complete lesson plans for teaching Christianity at Key Stage 2.The programme is based on Claire Benton-Evans' hugely popular Beastly Bible Stories series, which shows children that friendly Bible tales about animals, angels and the baby Jesus are only half the story: the Bible is brimming with blood, guts and miraculous mayhem. The book contains everything you will need for exciting, imaginative and unforgettable RE lessons!Includes Digital ResourcesThe Beastly Bible Stories Ultimate RE Programme features:• A clear and straightforward focus on specific learning objectives and outcomes• Complete lesson plans, including a helpful cover sheet with lesson overview and outline, timings and resources list• The full text of each Beastly Bible Story• CD-ROM with vivid Beastly Bible Stories cartoons in full colour, plus printable resources• Varied and imaginative curriculum-linked activities.
£28.99
Those of us who have a ministry of pastoral care cannot be an expert on everything but between simple ignorance and specialist knowledge there is a place for informed help and caring.This book provides support for those who may feel anxious about their lack of basic knowledge when faced with a situation they haven't encountered before. Covering topics such as Bipolar affective disorder, Interfaith marriage and Cot deaths, each chapter gives suggestions about the help that might be offered while also listing names and contact details of selected organisations and other sources of further assistance.John Cox • Paul Cox • Brian Fahy • Bill Merrington • Chris Morley • Gerald O'Mahony • Claire Richards • Helen WarwickContentsAgeing and growing oldAggressive behaviour in children and young peopleAlcoholismAngerAnxietyBipolar affective disorderCarersChronic illnessCot deathsCrimeDespairDomestic violenceGamblingHomelessnessInterfaith marriageInternet use by teenagersObesityParanoiaPornographyRacismSanctuarySuicide
£15.99
For individuals or small groups seeking to bring the ups and downs of life before God, here are 20 themed sessions, each with an accompanying downloadable track. Use this carefully crafted blend of words and music to offer your thanks in prayer, and to consecrate the whole of life to him.
£11.99 - £13.99
For individuals or small groups seeking to bring the ups and downs of life before God, here are 20 themed sessions, each with an accompanying downloadable track. Use this carefully crafted blend of words and music to commit your needs and concerns, together with the whole of life, to him.
£11.99 - £13.99
Here, for the period from Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday, is a selection of guided daily Bible readings, drawn from both Old and New Testaments. The material is arranged to explore some of the key themes of Lent, with a week looking at each of desert, journey, conflict, discipline, fruitfulness and - for Holy Week - suffering, especially the sufferings of Christ. In addition to comments which set each passage in context and apply its message for today, there are prayers and suggestions for worship, reflection and further study on the day's theme.
£13.99 - £15.99
Beautifully printed hardback giftbook containing wonderful prayers and heart warming full colour illustrations.
£7.99
We live in a world of rhythms and seasons. Each day has its sunrise and sunset, its day and its night: each year has its spring, summer, autumn and winter. The services in this book aim to give a rhythm to the year that is based on the Church's teaching and helps to keep us in touch with the complex patterns of ourselves and the world around us. They focus on the major festivals of the Church year, with opportunities for morning and evening prayer as well as for themed occasions such as birth and in times of darkness. In all our worship we affirm that God is always with us, he never leaves us: in his love he enfolds us. Rejoice, for the Lord is here and his presence is with us. The material in the book has been drawn from Candle Prayers, Rejoicing in Newness of Life, Welcoming the Light, The Way of the Cross and Remember War, Make Peace.
£22.99
This collection of 124 new hymns by Martin Leckebusch highlights the vitality of contemporary hymn writing and its place in modern worship. Inspired by a vibrant tradition which stretches back several hundred years, and which has nourished Martin's own walk with God, the texts cover a broad range of themes and almost all can be sung to familiar tunes. Hymns frequently anchor our faith in the big story of God's plan of salvation; the often remind us of our belonging to one another as well as to Christ; they help us to explore what discipleship means in different situations; and they offer possibilities in narrative, lament, reflection and other styles. These texts are offered with the prayer that they may become part of that one great song of praise which will find its fulfilment only in the age to come.
£16.99 - £18.99
The life of Austin Smith shows how practical Christianity can be at one with the most intense and searching theological and philosophical thought. As a priest working with the dispossessed and disempowered - in particular with the black community of inner-city Liverpool - he has transformed lives. Just as transforming has been the effect this work has had on his understanding and experience of God. Over many years he has put on paper the insights gained and the profound questions posed by the ongoing process of spiritual discovery. These never-before-published writings re-examine every aspect of faith, entering into the realms of mysticism as frequently as they plea for re-engagement with the everyday concerns of humanity. A massively important book for all thinking Christians.
£13.99
Key Stage 1 - 250 ready-to-use acts of collective worshipSimple stories, told well, convey important lessons for life. The 50 acts of worship here address some of the many issues that confront primary school children, using characters in familiar situations to portray relevant, direct messages. Topics covered include belief, war, listening to others, being kind and resisting temptation. Each act of worship includes a reading, a short piece of Scripture, suggested songs and a prayer, and is flexible enough to be condensed for when time is short. Life Matters is a reliable source for anyone involved in preparing and delivering acts of collective worship in a primary school setting, for children of all faiths and none. Contents A trouble sharedAdmitting your faultsBe grateful for what you haveBe kind to those who need youBeing conceitedBeing humbleBeing kind to othersBeing too proud of yourselfBeliefBetter to give a poundBoasting - just be yourselfCare for the lonelyCaring for GodCaring for othersChanging what doesn't seem rightCrime hurts many peopleDeceiving othersDoes it matter?Don't believe everything you readDon't lose your temperDon't speak evil of othersEveryone is importantFollowing the crowdGetting it wrongGive to those less fortunateGiving time to GodGod can't answer very prayerGod's beautiful worldGod's houseHelping the poor and weakHow the other half livesIf you haven't got anything nice to say, keep quietJudging othersKeeping our lives in tuneLove is greater than any giftMake peace, not warNo one listensResisting temptationRewarding kindnessStrictly no smokingTaking advantageTalking to GodThe alcoholicThe cost of warThe most beautiful mum in the worldTrue friendshipWe all make mistakesWho believes in God?You are never alone
£13.99 - £15.99
It is often difficult for busy ministers and children's workers to find time to prepare interactive and stimulating talks for children. Here, Ken Taylor provides 46 tried-and-tested talks, drawn from his experience of working with children as a Methodist minister. Each talk can be used as it stands, or incorporated into a longer service. They address the major Christian festivals, and also One World Week and more 'secular' topics which get children looking at the world around them through Christian eyes.
£15.99 - £18.99
The main aim of collective worship is to search for the meaning and purpose of life. This book provides material for secondary school assemblies that addresses the spiritual perspective within a Christian context, linked to the central teachings in the Bible. The assemblies are designed to raise those important questions that all of us, at some point, try to find answers to. Each assembly has been tried and tested in a secondary school, and contains a talk, prayer and suggested hymn. Each assembly can be used in its present format or be incorporated into a longer assembly. Alternatively, they are useful resources for discussion in PSHE, religious studies or citizenship lessons.
£28.99
Key Stage 1 - 215 assemblies for primary schoolsThe aim of this book is to assist the hard-pressed primary teacher during the busiest times of the Church Year. The author writes with a light touch and the ready-to-use assemblies are adaptable, fresh and insightful. Everyday objects such as straw, eggs and ice are used to focus on familiar Christian themes and uncover the true meaning of celebrations such as All Saints, Epiphany, Harvest and Advent.Contents• Socks: New Year• Gold: Epiphany• Food: Lent• Ash: Ash Wednesday• Eggs: Easter• Walking shoes: After Easter• Matches: Pentecost• Ice: Trinity• Sunglasses: Summer• Carrot: Harvest• Pumpkin: All Saints• Poppy: Remembrance• Polish and dusters: Advent• Star: Christmas Light• Straw: Christmas
£11.99
Worship Words is an inspiring collection of over 400 new prayers written in a contemporary style for services, school assemblies, retreats and other occasions where prayer is needed.
£11.99
Prayers for Education was a runaway success and this new enlarged version contains many new items, including prayers for the main festivals of the Church Year and prayers celebrating the contributions of different faiths.
£8.99
A new baby! How wonderful! New parents will treasure Heather Ellis' beautifully illustrated books of welcome, as they celebrate this special gift from God.
£7.99
At Confirmation the young Christian takes a further step in the spiritual life initiated at Baptism and nourished through Holy Communion. In receiving the gift of the Holy Spirit they are strengthened in their response to God's love and in service of others.
£7.99
Twenty-four talks designed to catch people's attention; accessible talks for all ages and those who are not regular churchgoers; talks that engage people by simply, but effectively, communicating an important message. Originally created for all-age family services and baptismal services, they can effectively be used in a whole range of contexts.
£17.99
Psalm 23 is a source of comfort and reassurance to us all. In a charming mix of facts and fantasy, the antics of the sheep help children understand the hope and promise of life everlasting a little better: the joyful trust in the Lord as the good Shepherd-King finally leading to the living 'in the house of the Lord' for ever. About John Stewart These beautifully crafted illustrations and carefully constructed stories charm and inspire on many levels. John Stewart delivers a powerful gospel message with a delicate touch. Living in Wimborne, Dorset, John has been writing stories since he gave his life to the Lord in 1975.
£7.99
Mr and Mrs Pilchard love each other and their two sons Percy and Peter very much. Unlike stay-at-home Peter, Percy wants to explore the Great Abyss - and even beyond! His parents reluctantly decide to let him go and his mother makes him a costly suit of golden scales. Percy has many narrow escapes but one night he barely survives when he is attacked by an octopus. He loses his suit in the process and suddenly feels vulnerable and alone - until a friendly dolphin called The Way helps him get back home.The Story is based on Luke 15:11-33, the parable of the prodigal son. About John Stewart These beautifully crafted illustrations and carefully constructed stories charm and inspire on many levels. John Stewart delivers a powerful gospel message with a delicate touch. Living in Wimborne, Dorset, John has been writing stories since he gave his life to the Lord in 1975.
£7.99
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