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A brief guide to help young people who are given leadership roles.Ideal for children of junior school age.This informative, interactive and accessible guide is packed with advice, scenarios and practical toolkits on communication, running meetings and conflict resolution.An essential training resource for schools and organisations, and an ideal gift for proud parents and grandparents to buy.Downloadable teachers guide available. (See Resources)
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A great resource for building a habit of prayer . This series of prayers gives children a way of processing their day and ending it positively with God.Ideal for children of junior school age.Enables children to end each day with Jesus, telling him about their life and being reassured of his presence and love as they go to sleep, looking forward to whatever tomorrow brings. Pages Count: 96 pages Dimensions; 111 x 145 x 8 mm Weight: 56g
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Those who work in schools have a shared experience; in many ways, going through much the same things. This is where this little prayer book comes in. These prayers cover a mixture of things but they ask for God’s help. Some of them are cries of despair, some rants against the system, while yet others are celebrations of the funnier side of school life They will make you think, laugh and smile but most of all they will allow you to understand that you are not alone and to remember that God is with you as you do his work. Pages Count: 80 pages Dimensions; 105 x 149 mm Weight: 40g
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Using the Fruits of the Spirit, 3-Minute Prayers for Working Mums provides short devotional prayers and thoughts for busy working women, balancing motherhood and working life, while trying to stay sane and connected to their heavenly Father. Pages Count: 80 pages Dimensions; 105 x 148 x 10 mm Weight: 45g
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These are searching, uplifting and encouraging prayers, each with an accompanying Bible reference; an honest expression of daily faith and life, addressing insecurity, fears for the future, retirement, health, changing role and status. They speak of a surprising God who hasn’t finished with us because of a few grey hairs and wrinkles. There’s no retirement home with God, simply different plans and new ways of being, always plenty in store. Abundant living certainly doesn’t grind to a halt in later years and ‘on the scrapheap’ will never feature in God’s vocabulary. So, dismiss the notion that it’s all downhill from here. We are all beautiful in God’s sight, accepted, loved totally and unconditionally, and he delights in us. Pages Count: 96 pages Dimensions; 105 x 148 mm Weight: 50g
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Are you serving? Do you wish you could pray but can’t think of what to say? Look no further. This book of prayers has been specially written for you by Christians in the Armed Forces community. Inside this handy, pocket-sized book you will find a wide variety of topics, from everyday military issues to those arising when on ops. Each prayer starts with a Bible verse. This will provide something to hold onto and remind you that God is there, no matter what you are doing or where you are going. Pages Count: 96 pages
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‘Lord, what have we done!’ Maybe as a new parent, you’re wondering exactly that as you face the challenges and adventures of looking after a baby. Here are honest, down-to-earth prayers, ideal for the busy parent who may be feeling too frazzled to think of what to say to God. It’s a useful tool for expressing yourself to God in an unstuffy and refreshing way. A book to dip into and find the right prayer for whatever situation you find yourself in, including prayers that call out to God for help, to say thank you, or simply to vent the frustration of reaching the end of your tether. Author Pam Pointer and David Gatward Count 128 Pages Cover Paperback Published Jan, 2020 ISBN 9781838580537 Manufacturer Kevin Mayhew KM Status IN PRINT Lead Time 2 Weeks (approx.) Pack Size 1 Size 148mm x 105mm SKU 1501643 KM Sort Key KM CHRISTIAN BOOKS
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Written in the same reflective and inspiring style as Linda Ottewell's first book, Deep Calls to Deep, and promises to be a great blessing to all those who seek a closer walk with our wonderful God.Each piece is a two-page spread, beginning with a Bible quote which is followed by a short reflection. This is then rounded off with questions or suggestions for the reader to ponder and a brief concluding prayer.Loosely based on the Ignatian Spirituality Examen method of reviewing the day, and each of the 40 meditative pieces in this collection is positive, encouraging and thought-provoking. Pages Count: 98 pages Dimensions; 112 x 148 x 8 mm Weight: 56g
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Gives grandparents the opportunity to chat with God about the joys and challenges of having grandchildren.Invites grandparents to pray for their grandchildren throughout their lives.Each daily piece encourages you to Read, Pray and Think for a few minutes as you bring the youngsters to Father God. Pages Count: 98 pages Dimensions; 104 x 145 x 8 mm Weight: 55g
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Gives people a positive experience of the presence of God during their drinks break.Suitable for anyone who pauses for a cuppa during the day.Invites you to take a drinks break, relax your shoulders, and reconnect with God. Drink your drink, and drink up what God has to communicate to you.Each daily piece invites you to Read, Pray and Think. It only takes a few minutes, then you'll return to your tasks refreshed and renewed, having paused to ponder. Pages Count: 98 pages Dimensions; 112 x 151 x 8 mm Weight: 56g
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A collection of short prayers to help you prepare for the weekend.Topics include: going to the tip; work-weary; family gatherings; needing a rest; children's birthday parties; the weather; holiday traffic; Sunday lunch; time to pray, and many more.The perfect way to gather your thoughts before God and before the weekend hits. Pages Count: 109 pages Dimensions; 113 x 150 x 8 mm Weight: 56g
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Invites you to spend a few minutes of calm and then feel energised for the day ahead.Each piece is a two-page spread, beginning with a Bible quote which is followed by a short reflection. This is finished off with a short prayer and questions or thoughts for the reader to ponder.The ideal way to begin your day with God.Gaynor Cobb has spent many years as a teacher and Christian writer. Her first book, Teaching Christian Citizenship, was published by Kevin Mayhew after one of her projects won a Kent SACRE award. Gaynor has written prayers for both schools and churches. Pages Count: 96 pages Dimensions; 117 x 156 x 8 mm Weight: 56g
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Jesus' cries from the cross offer lasting hope to all who look to him. They were, and still are, famous last words!Death, not space, is the final frontier. It takes no prisoners. There is no reprieve for good behaviour. Money can't buy a way out. Its shadow looms over all humanity. Shrouded in mystery, the thought of it leaves most of us overwhelmed with fear. If the short-sighted solution is not to think about it, is there anyone who has faced death, lived to tell the tale and can show us the way through?For centuries the words of one man have given lasting hope to all those facing the ultimate challenge that death poses. His name is Jesus. The Bible says that God sent him to set free all those who were overwhelmed by their fear of death. He claimed that anyone who put their trust in him, and in what he said, would never die. Over the centuries, since he made that promise, millions of people have taken him at his word.Were they right to do so? Can we? Especially as, bizarrely, not long after Jesus made that statement he himself died, crucified on a Roman cross! My conviction is yes.In the six hours it took for him to die, Jesus didn't say much. Yet what he did say was profound. His seven 'cries from the cross' provide answers to humanity's deep need for forgiveness, security and belonging. They fill the human heart with confidence, that when we close our eyes on this life God will take us home. To prove that he meant what he said, Jesus rose from the dead.
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For many centuries Christians have found the symbol of the cross to be a source of inspiration. Reflections in this book explore the less well-known cross which depicts Christ reigning as king of heaven and earth.Known as the Christus Rex, this depiction is rich in symbolism and tells much more of the story of Jesus' life, suffering, death, rising and triumphant return to heaven than any other form of the cross.The message of the Christus Rex is explored; each chapter focusing on one of a number of traditional and contemporary theological and spiritual insights.Christ The King - Icon Of Love would be suitable for individuals but also for groups meeting regularly. At the end of each chapter, there are suggestions for discussions and for prayer and a verse of a specially written hymn.
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A month in the presence of the mother of SamuelHannah might seem to us impossibly remote: a woman in a desert town who lived three thousand years ago and as many miles away; a second wife who longed for a son and then - extraordinarily - gave him away. Like a realityTV show's all-seeing camera, the Bible connects us intimately with Hannah, showing us her tears and the tensions at home. It captures every word of this faithful woman's spontaneous song of praise.The 30 meditations in this book encourage you to spend a month in Hannah's company Each day links an aspect of Hannah's story with a Bible reading, which is accompanied by a short reflection and a prayer.It is said that we can't really know a person until we have walked a mile in their shoes: why not spend a month walking in Hannah's faithful footsteps, to see where she and God might lead you?
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A month in the presence of God's prophet30 meditations - a daily reading for a month- plus a postscript, on the life of Miriam as found in the Bible.An introduction for each section leads into a Bible reading, followed by a short comment, some questions or a thought to ponder, and then a prayer Does Miriam merit a whole book of thoughts about her when the references to her in the Bible are minimal?Was she really of significance when she lived? Does her life have any relevance for today? Pam Pointer encourages the reader to open the Bible and find out.
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How much do you know about Esther and why an Old Testament book bears her name? Who was she? When and where did she live? What did she achieve that is so memorable? What is the book of Esther about?Linda Ottewell looks at why Esther and her story are relevant and important today. To what extent can we identify with Esther and what can we learn from her?Esther has all the ingredients for a good story. It's exciting, gripping, inspiring, full of drama and romance, intrigue and subterfuge, conflict, tension and danger. However, it is much more than simply a good story. Despite not being spoken of explicitly, God's presence is felt throughout. The chapters clearly demonstrate God's faithfulness, sovereignty, compassion, grace and mercy, and his loving care for his chosen people.This devotional contains 30 meditations - a daily reading for a month. A brief introduction for each section leads into a Bible reading, followed by a short reflection, with questions or a thought to ponder, and then a closing prayer.
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For Primary and Secondary SchoolsLet's go back nearly two thousand years, to a big city in the backwater province of Palestine. Many people in the city of Jerusalem were about to have an encounter with a man they would never, ever forget. Even though Pilate washed his hands of an innocent man, how could he ever forget his conversation about truth with the 'King of the Jews'? A soldier would always remember the words of the man on the cross.But, that's not all. This man died and was buried. Three days later people encountered the same man – alive. Surely, that was an encounter that they would never forget. And this man's name was Jesus. This book is a collection of scripts, poems, prayers and dramatic readings all about these groundbreaking encounters. They can be used in schools and churches, for lessons, assemblies, and services to impact and inspire.Tony Bower is the head of YoYo (York Schools and Youth Trust), which is a Christian charity that brings the Christian faith alive.The drama work that Tony has done for our school for special services has been inspirational. Both children and parents have been moved by the content, and the dramas have ignited these events into very special spiritual moments. Jonathan Green - Headteacher, Archbishop of York's CE Junior SchoolThe drama was moving and powerful; I could not commend the results highly enough. This is the perfect starting point when developing such enriching experiences with children.Beverley Pawson - Headteacher, Sand Hutton, and Warthill Federation.
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Marcus Green makes three startlingly honest confessions. His first, that he is an Anglican; his second, that he is an evangelical; and finally, his third, that he is gay. It is these uncompromising and at times conflicting standpoints that make the basis for this compelling, compassionate, perhaps controversial but absolutely crucial book on attitudes towards homosexuality in the Christian faith.Rational yet fiercely passionate, Marcus starts by tackling some of the Scriptures that have been used to condemn gay people. He then looks beyond these texts to the bigger biblical story, taking the reader on a journey that reveals the Bible as a place of radical inclusion and love. Finally, addressing the conservative contemporary orthodoxy often expected of the Christian community, Marcus explores the alienation and division that the 'party line' has on Christians both gay and straight, and offers an alternative vision of hope.Through every page, Marcus Green challenges us to embrace 'the rather glorious possibilities of difference', and thus to 'become the fully equal children of God'. Specification Book Format - Paperback Published - September 2018 Weight - 230g Page Count - 180 Dimensions - 197 x 128 x 14 mm ISBN - 9781848679726 ISBN 10 - 1848679726
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The Beatitudes are some of the best known of Jesus teachings. But too often they are thought to be a matter of simple common sense.Popular author John Cox, brings his open and accessible approach to the challenging nature of these short sayings revealing them as among the most radical of what Jesus had to say.This five week course for individual or group study, explores the context of ideas in the Beatitudes, the insights that differing translations bring to them, and how they continue to challenge us in our world today including our attitude to possessions, to loss and forgiveness, to judgement and salvation.Ideal for all of us during Lent. Specification Book format - Paperback Published - February 2019 Weight - 80g Page Count - 76 Dimensions - 12.9 x 19.8 x 1 cm ISBN - 9781848679719 ISBN 10 -1848679718
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Sunday Sorted is a resource for the whole church family and will be treasured by anyone involved in preparing and leading worship in church.Based around the church year, it ensures that everyone, from the youngest to the oldest, will be exploring and praying through the same themes, ideas, and scriptures. As the family of God, we all have things to learn from each other and this book will enable such conversations to happen.
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Sunday Sorted is a resource for the whole church family and will be treasured by anyone involved in preparing and leading worship in church. Based on the Common Worship Lectionary, it ensures that everyone, from the youngest to the oldest, will be exploring and praying through the same themes, ideas, and scriptures. As the family of God we all have things to learn from each other and this book will enable such conversations to happen.There is something for everyone, for every Sunday of Church Year C, including:Thoughts on the Readings: This pulls Sunday's readings together, unpicking the common themes between them, and listening to how they speak into our context.Discussion Starters: Some churches like to talk in a small group about the readings before the Sunday service. Others might use these discussion starters as part of a cafÁ church style sermon slot.Intercessions: Offering up prayer on behalf of the worshipping church is an important job but one that often doesn't come with much support or training. The intercessions here will support you in that role, giving you confidence as you make the prayers your own.Children's Prayer: Sometimes a shorter and simpler form of prayer is useful, either in a children's group or in the main service to make sure prayer is more readily accessible for all.Other Ideas!: Something to display, create, or do, that sets the scene for this Sunday and draws people of all ages into worship.Children's Corner: Most churches have a children's corner, with books and soft toys. This provides suggestions for a simple activity to set out each Sunday, so that very young children and their parents or carers are able to join in the worship with the rest of the church community.All-age Talk: A talk suitable for everyone doesn't have to dumb down theological concepts or spiritual insight. These all-age talks allow everyone to understand the scriptures at a level they can understand.Little Kids' Sunday School and Big Kids' Sunday School: Deliberately flexible on age grouping, these suggestions for children's activities keep things playful and explorative, as research shows that children learn best through playing.Colouring Page: Each Sunday there is a photocopiable/downloadable colouring sheet, inspired by the Lectionary readings for the day.
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Healing Prayer After Trauma explores the possible profound physical, mental, emotional and spiritual impact that a traumatic event, be it recent or historical, can have on a person. Providing the reader with encapsulating snippets of the experiences of his younger self, Patrick Coghlan immerses himself in the text and invites the reader to join him on his spiritual journey of healing.Never shying away from his own anxieties, Patrick portrays an honest narrative of his struggles and his ongoing journey to find comfort and acceptance in prayer and reflection.Through carefully chosen prayer, he invites the reader to open a dialogue with God and encourages them to listen to his reply. It is a striking reminder that we are never truly alone.
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The Puzzle of Pastoral Care is for anyone who is responsible for, interested in or practising pastoral care: lay or ordained; in full time or part time ministry; paid or voluntary. Anyone being trained in pastoral care or responsible for training others. The issues raised are relevant to churches of all denominations.Pastoral care in churches is a puzzle. Why is it rarely talked about seriously? How has it come to be either taken for granted or side-lined as less important than 'mission' and 'church growth'? And why is pastoral care so difficult to do well? It is clearly at the heart of the Christian life, yet in many churches, pastoral care is surprisingly inadequate, and where it does work well, it is often mysteriously difficult to replicate elsewhere.This book aims to help churches work on better pastoral care provision. It takes a down-to-earth approach in a brief and accessible format. While addressing what makes for good, thoughtful, high-quality pastoral care, it also looks at what can get in the way, the hitches and glitches and challenges. Each short section includes illustrative stories, ending with suggested Bible passages and prayers. It could be used by a group or dipped into by individuals. Contents About the Author Foreword Introduction - What is Pastoral Care? The Pastorally Caring Church The Pastoral Carer The Pastoral Care Task Books about Pastoral Care Specifications Format - Paperback Published - February 2019 Weight - 518g Page Count - 220 Dimensions - 177 x 250 x 24 mm ISBN - 9781848679689 ISBN 10 - 1848679688
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