• The Further Adventures of Isabella M Smugge

    Ruth Leigh

    The UK’s premier Instamum Isabella M Smugge has never met a hashtag she doesn’t like. And with her mother’s wedding to organise, blended families to negotiate and her long-awaited  house renovation – all while potty training a toddler – there are plenty to choose from. What could possibly go wrong?

  • Family Matters

    Helen Parker

    Ruth has always tried to be a good friend to Lucy. So when Lucy’s mum gets a good-looking and generous new boyfriend, Ruth wants to be pleased for her – but something doesn’t feel right. Growing in her Christian faith, Ruth knows gossip and slander are wrong. But what if the disturbing rumours she has heard are true?

  • Carrying Hope

    Beth Appleby

    Carrying Hope is the heartfelt and deeply vulnerable story of a pregnancy destined to end in death by the medical world, but for which God had other plans. At a routine scan for Beth’s third child, critical concerns were raised about the baby’s health, and further tests signalled a life-limiting genetic condition. Consultants diagnosed...

  • A Piece of Orange

    Lorna Beedham

    Have you ever wished for more patience? Have you ever put yourself down because you lacked the self-control to say no? Have you ever yearned to know true peace?
    We all have things we struggle with, but all is not lost! A Piece of Orange is a beautiful and accessible collection...

  • Generous with a Capital G

    Wendy Pawsey

    We all like to feel good about ourselves, to know we have helped another person and to do things that please God and magnify His kingdom. This book has been written to help you achieve this by living a life that makes the most of the financial blessings God has lovingly showered upon you whether...

  • The Narrow Path

    Carolyn Dawson

    The path Christians are called to follow may be narrow, but it leads to abundant life. And it is a path we do not walk alone, for Jesus walks beside us every step of the way. Taking us through the Gospels and other Scriptures, Carolyn Dawson reminds us of Jesus’ sovereignty, and of the intimate relationship we can have with Him...

  • Walking on Water

    Klaus-Dieter John

    The indigenous Quechua people of Peru had been marginalised and oppressed for decades. But God had not forgotten them! When He called Drs Klaus and Martina John to build a modern European-standard hospital in the Andes, no one could have imagined the miracles that would follow...

  • Polished Arrows

    Jenny Sanders

    ‘He made me into a polished arrow and concealed me in his quiver’ (Isaiah 49:2)
    Traditional arrow-making is a beautiful metaphor for how God works in our lives. Requiring great skill and artistry, elegant weapons are crafted from the rawest materials. Expertly guiding us through...

  • Mindful Formation

    Shaun Lambert

    Our capacity for attention, assailed by the virtual world and the demands of modern media, is in crisis. Reclaiming our attention from their gravitational pull is the primary spiritual task of our time – and the goal of mindful formation. Sharing his own...

  • Stories from the Road

    Nigel Rostock

    ‘Looking back, if I had known that I would be swamped in a full-blown flood in Rome, that both brakes would fail in the Alps, or that I would be sliding sideways on loose gravel towards a sheer drop, I may never have taken the Harley out of the garage. But God had other ideas...’

  • The Perfect Companion

    Jo Sheringham

    Maggie has always tried to be her mother’s perfect companion. But isolated by her care, a weekly service at the local cathedral has become her sole escape – though its lofty spires, and the God they point to, have often seemed to soar far above her simple concerns. But when one morning...

  • Live Deeply

    Duncan Clark

    Live Deeply offers an enticing challenge to leave faith’s shallows behind and to launch out into deep waters with God. Accessible and reflective, it invites you to put down deep roots in Christ – to ‘remain’ in Him – and to allow your character and conduct to be shaped by His presence – to ‘continue’...

  • The Transformed Follower

    Henry Pradella

    When Jesus calls us to come follow Him, He calls us to be transformed. To encounter the life-changing reality of who He is in the ordinary and the everyday, and to grow into the extraordinary promise of who we can become in Him.

    Born out of Henry’s own experience of walking with the Lord over many years...

  • Holy Grit

    James Poch

    Discipleship is for everyone – no exception!

    This is the radical call of Scripture, and the promise of Holy Grit.

    Blending hard-hitting teaching with real-life stories, experienced pastor James Poch presents a compelling, joy-filled vision of what life can be like when we are fully devoted to God...

  • The Bride

    Joy Margetts

    Lady Efa knows the pain of heartbreak and betrayal. Thrust into a marriage she did not choose, and made mother to three neglected children, she is deserted by the man she loved and forced to leave all she knows behind.
    Yet amid bitterness and despair, unexpected friendships introduce Efa to a different kind of love...

  • Pilgrimage and Promise

    Rob Shimwell

    What was going though Jesus’ mind as He approached Jerusalem for the last time? The Psalms of Ascents (Psalms 120–134), sung by Jews down the ages on pilgrimages to the city, would surely have been uppermost. Shining a vivid light on His own journey to the cross, they also held promise for those who would believe in His name...

  • Vision of Light

    Gillian Poucher

    Estranged from his family, divorced and in debt, Noel Reilly has nowhere to turn. When his pregnant ex-partner is murdered and he is viewed as a suspect by local police, he contemplates taking his life – before a mystical riverside encounter offers a glimmer of hope...

  • The Sound of Musings

    Bryony Wood

    The Sound of Musings deftly traces Maria von Trapp’s journey through the iconic film, The Sound of Music. Inviting us to dance from scene to scene with the captivating and much-loved, ‘flibbertigibbet’ nun-turned-governess, Bryony Wood draws out profound and accessible insights to encourage us in our own journeys of faith…

  • A Hand Stretched Across the Void

    June Whitehouse

    Tracey dialysed every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and regularly attended hospital clinics; how different her life was to most teenage girls – but if the right kidney came, everything could change!
    This is the heartfelt story of...

  • Awe+Wonder

    Ann Clifford

    Allowing yourself an encounter with this book makes space for uninhibited, magical journeying. Immerse yourself in its multi-faceted spirituality. Allow yourself time – to hover, to breathe, and let its contents kiss your space with the unexpected...

  • Life of Glass

    Andrea Sarginson

    Amalric and Edwin Faceby were still young men, ambitious to make their marks on the world, when the Great Plague of 1349 receded. But when recurring outbreaks brought further loss and unleashed social unrest, the brothers were driven apart, and master glazier Amalric was compelled to...

  • The Priest from Pakistan

    Amelia Jacob

    This is the inspirational story of Amelia Jacob, one of the UK’s first female priests – and the very first from Pakistan.

    Born in Faisalabad, Amelia was raised in her grandfather’s vicarage, a man who had lost everything when he converted to Christianity. But when an arranged marriage brought her to London...

  • The Now Generation

    Andy Monks

    Young people are often called the ‘next’ generation – but what if they are the NOW generation, called to lead not just tomorrow, but also today?

    In this dynamic, fast-paced and inspirational book, Andy shares how he was empowered to step into leadership from a young age, and how you can be too...

  • Talking with God

    Nigel Thonger

    Do you long for a closer relationship with God? To be able to meet and talk as friends?

    This profound and practical guide gives us the tools to begin just such a conversation, one where we can share the everyday and deeper issues of our lives and be transformed by God’s replies. Rooted in Scripture, each bite-sized chapter considers a different aspect of how we relate to God...

  • Isabella's Voyage

    Jemimah Wright

    Passionate Isabella Buckley feels like life is passing her by. In her late thirties and yearning for adventure, she is constrained by Victorian England’s gender roles and suffocated by the quiet life she leads with her parents. But when tragedy strikes on the other side of the world...

  • Island Treasure

    Helen Parker

    Chris Miller has just settled into an Edinburgh secondary school when his family unexpectantly moves to a remote Scottish island – Sunnaig. Forced to leave all he knows behind, even rumours of hidden treasure that thrill his half-sister, Tonia, can’t help. But when he and Tonia encounter two child refugees on a Sunnaig beach...

  • My Big Father

    Dr Bruce Farnham

    Kenan Araz knew that coming to Christ would carry a cost. Belonging to a culturally Christian minority in Turkey, the faithful witness of persecuted believers had been part of the very foundation stones of his childhood home. But when he discovered the infinitely kind and compassionate God of the Bible – his ‘Big Father’ – nothing could stop him from sharing the wonderful news...

  • The Continued Times of Isabella M Smugge

    Ruth Leigh

    Now in her third year of living the rural dream, starry Instamum Issy Smugge is up against it. A single parent of four with an award-winning brand, a gin-swigging mother convalescing upstairs and a distraught relative craving a shoulder to cry on...

  • Filthy Rich

    Manoj Raithatha

    Manoj Raithatha appeared to have it all. A booming property company, a picture-book family and the power to shape his destiny. Yet behind the enviable façade, his reckless ambition was consuming him and wreaking havoc on his marriage...

  • Seraph of the Sallow Grove

    Ben Mears

    When the fearsome Lord Draker approaches Banyard and Mingle for help, they are immediately on their guard. Two high-profile silkers have been murdered with …

  • The Pilgrim

    Joy Margetts

    Driven by ambition and family expectation, young Henry de Brampton is determined to make his mark. Destined for a prestigious career in the Church, he readily embraces the chance to experience the world before taking his vows. But fuelled by selfish desire, he recklessly betrays those he loves...

  • The Crucible of Leadership

    Alan Wilson

    In this innovative and accessible book, Bible college lecturer and experienced pastor Alan Wilson explores nine striking leadership lessons from Moses’ remarkable life. From a precarious birth in Egypt, through to decades of exile in the wilderness and responsibility for a reluctant nation, Moses was familiar...

  • Standing in the Storm

    Matt McChlery

    ‘In the darkest part of my life, in the middle of the mess and suffering, Jesus was there, holding my hand and giving me the strength I needed to simply stand in the storm’ In 2016, Matt McChlery and his wife experienced the loss of an unborn child and the discovery that he had life-threatening cancer – Stage Four non-Hodgkin lymphoma...

  • Crazy About Horses

    Patrick Coghlan

    Eighteen-year-old Isabel has always been crazy about horses! Now, with her friend and boss, Karen, she is fulfilling her dream of working with them. But when an unexpected death threatens their North Norfolk stud and equestrian centre, it seems her dream...

  • His Kingdom, My Business

    Steve Botham

    God is at work – and you and your job are central to His purpose! Celebrating our unique gifts and personalities, Steve Botham offers a dynamic, faith-filled vision of what God’s kingdom coming in our workplaces might look like...

  • Not Forgotten

    Chris Lane

    How do you keep going when everything seems to be falling apart? Not Forgotten begins at a moment of chaos and despair for Chris Lane and Salford’s Langworthy Community Church. Tracing their journey into hope and healing, Chris shares wider reflections on the wilderness experience...

  • Worship Leading Essentials

    Richard Venable

    This unique and accessible guide walks new worship leaders through the fundamentals of their calling. Drawing inspiration from the Bible and the UK’s rich worshipping heritage, experienced worship leader Richard Venable outlines ten...

  • Dying to Get There

    Michael Williams

    Heaven. Do you look forward to it? Or do you secretly worry that somehow life there might not be quite as good as life here?

    It was not this way for the early Church, and it need not be for us. If we understand the meaning of Jesus’ physical resurrection...

  • The Trials of Isabella M Smugge

    Ruth Leigh

    Life in the country isn’t going as Issy Smugge planned it. However, the woman Gorgeous Home magazine once called ‘Britain’s Most Relatable Mum Designer’ is nothing if not resilient...

  • Talking to Calippa Cumberland

    Chick Yuill

    It’s half past four on Christmas Eve, 1976. Lori Bloom, aged three and three-quarters, is leaving a busy department store with her mother when the tannoy announces that a child in reception is lost and crying for her parents...

  • Write Well

    Association of Christian Writers

    Everything you could ever want to know about the craft, trade and experience of Christian writing can be found in this book!

    A celebratory Jubilee Compendium marking fifty years of the Association of Christian Writers (ACW), Write Well commemorates and continues its incredible work...

  • The Road to the Father's House

    Alistair Forman

    We all know the story of the prodigal son – but was the welcome-home party the end of the journey?
    This beautiful and deeply personal book imaginatively considers the journey the prodigal son still had to walk once he had got home and insightfully applies it to our own lives...

  • Wholehearted

    Duncan Clark

    How are you living your life? Are you half-hearted or WHOLEHEARTED? In this dynamic and accessible book, Duncan Clark casts an inspirational vision of what life is like when we fully commit to God and all He has for the one life we have been given...

  • Redigging the Wells

    Stephen Mawditt

    This is the remarkable story of Fountain of Life, a Church of England missionary congregation in rural Norfolk. From its pioneering conception thirty years ago to becoming a strategic resource church today, its long-time leader Stephen Mawditt reflects on...

  • Risk, Reward and Values

    Nick Nicholson

    The kingdom entrepreneur is passionately in love with Jesus and seeks to live by heaven’s values. Whether leading in business, the not-for-profit or charity sector, their priority is to honour God and honour people...

  • The Shadow of Grayrton Mire

    Ben Mears

    Shadowy deaths have long made Grayrton Mire a place of gruesome legend. But when a vulnerable boy is charged with the latest killing, Banyard and Mingle brave the treacherous marshes to defend him...

  • And They Came to Elim: Volume 1

    Maldwyn Jones

    The Elim Pentecostal Church has had a phenomenal impact on the UK. This complete and official history, written in two volumes, chronicles its story from 1915 to the present day.

    This first volume covers the years 1915-1940. Introducing Elim’s founder, George Jeffreys...

  • God is...

    Ann Clifford

    GOD IS... an invitation to look beyond, to discern what cannot be seen and grasp what cannot be described. A liminal space where life’s pain and pleasure dissolve, where questions and answers fade into shadow, where the indefinable lies, a treasure waiting to be found...

  • Walking Through Winter

    Katherine Gantlett

    When faced with winter seasons of loss, it can be easy to doubt God and ourselves. So how can we walk through these times with authenticity and faith?
    After losing five children to miscarriage and a daughter, Libby...

  • Not Knowing but Still Going

    Jocelyn-Anne Harvey

    Uncertainty, change and the unexpected – we all struggle with unknowns. So what can we learn from Noah’s Ark and the women who entered it?

    In this inspiring, honest and compelling book...

  • The Giant at My Back

    Carolyn Donnelly

    When Carolyn’s husband Ralph was diagnosed with mixed dementia in spring 2017, she knew life for them would never be the same.

    As she chronicles their first year living with this ‘giant’, Carolyn shares how...

  • The Healing

    Joy Margetts

    Driven to despair by heart-breaking betrayal, nobleman Philip de Braose has lost faith in God and man. Working as a soldier for hire, he recklessly seeks death and is brutally injured, only for rescue to come in the unlikely form of a Cistercian monk...

  • The Diary of Isabella M Smugge

    Ruth Leigh

    Meet Isabella Smugge – as in ‘Br-uge-s’, naturally! Instagram influencer, consummate show-off and endearingly self-unaware. With a palatial home, charming husband and three well-mannered children, she is living the Country Life dream...

  • The Green Ink Ghost

    Ben Mears

    Following their success recovering King Doon’s bones, Banyard and Mingle’s services are in high demand. But when a mysterious green-ink letter claims Michael’s dead father was murdered, he is compelled to reopen a long-forgotten case...

  • Albert Stridemore's Lockdown Discoveries

    Chick Yuill

    Seventy-five-year-old, green-fingered Albert Stridemore’s carefully ordered life has been unchanged for years. Content to live alone and diligently work his allotment, he safely buries the past as he turns the soil. But with the arrival of the coronavirus and lockdown...

  • Hide and Secret

    Helen Parker

    Twelve-year-old Ruth has always thought secrets should be good things – like presents or treats. But when she and her mum move from Egypt to Edinburgh, and she starts making friends at a daunting new school, she discovers just how dangerous some secrets can be...

  • The Treasure Man

    Joy Vee

    Sienna has never noticed the homeless man near her house, until she begins to understand how precious we all are to God. With her eyes opened, she and her younger brothers, together with their mum, seek to strike up a friendship with this ‘treasure man’...

  • Stories from the Streets

    Luke Randall, Sue Shaw

    Would you volunteer to walk the streets of your town or city late on a Saturday night? This is what Street Pastors do, showing compassionate care and concern to everyone they meet.

    Founded in 2003 to respond to critical social issues, more than 12,000 volunteers...

  • Tracks of Trustworthiness

    Heather Wraight

    Are you a charity trustee or PCC member?
    Fulfilling such legal roles with skill and integrity is fundamental to the success of any charity or ministry, and can feel like a daunting task – but this need not be the case.Sharing incisive examples from her own and others’ experience...

  • Led to the Banquet Hall

    Gilana Young

    Led to the Banquet Hall tells how God brought Gilana Young out of an appallingly abusive childhood to a place at His magnificent, healing table. Over decades of faithfully sitting with and following Him, she has come to experience nine precious gifts which are available to all His children...

  • To the Fourth Generation

    Chick Yuill

    Zander Bennings’ writing has brought him a lifestyle his parents and grandparents could never have imagined. But when he is confronted with the cold reality that his success is built upon a lie, he is plunged into a desperate search for truth and forgiveness...

  • A Sock Full of Bones

    Ben Mears

    Young private detectives, Banyard and Mingle, are out of money and out of luck when a swindled widow presents a life-changing case. As clues reveal a treacherous shipwreck and a rotting corpse in a cage, they are confronted by brutal smugglers and ghoulish gawpers in a mystery that could cost them their lives!

  • Jennifer

    Karen Palmer

    When Karen and Gordon are asked how many children they have, they tell people two – it’s just easier that way. But the truth is that there will always be three...

  • All Saints?

    Ellie Carter

    Three women, three friends, three saints... or are they?
    Beautiful and determined Hayley, careworn and devoted Sophie, selfless but self-doubting Lucy – they share faith and unfulfilled longings as they confront painful challenges of infertility, adoption and singleness.
    But when temptations arise...

  • I AM Relational

    Henry Pradella

    We are relational beings made in the image of a relational God.
    In our fast-changing and increasingly pressured world, we can easily lose sight of who we are and what we were created for. Yet grasping our core relational identity as children of God and maturing into deeper relationship with Him – and one another – are fundamental...

  • Spiritual Feasting

    Jenny Sanders

    Are you spiritually satisfied or hungering for more?

    Psalm 23 pictures the Father preparing a table where we can feast in intimacy with Him, victorious in the presence of our enemies. An innovative guide, Spiritual Feasting encourages us to take our assigned places...

  • African Pearl

    Pamela Brown-Peterside

    Single, burned out and on the cusp of forty, Irish-Nigerian New Yorker, Pamela Brown-Peterside, is yearning for meaning when she exchanges a stable US career in HIV research for the lush but AIDS-hit valleys of western Uganda. Ambivalent about missions, Pamela unwittingly joins...

  • Man of Glass

    Andrea Sarginson

    It’s spring 1349 and a terrible plague is spreading like wildfire across England. Dreading its arrival, gifted young glazing apprentice Amalric despairs of the Church’s response and his village’s rampant superstition – but even he cannot deny the ominous portents that seem to abound...

  • Through the Storms

    Eric Gaudion

    After more than twenty years battling pancreatitis – one of the most painful disorders known to humankind – involving more than a hundred hospital admissions, more than thirty operations, several near-death encounters, the trauma of transplant surgery and the constant expectation of death, Eric Gaudion shares how he reconciled his faith and his condition...

  • Bridging the Gaps

    Trevor Neill

    Are there gaps between what we believe and what we do? Does society influence us more than our theology? Why are churches often places of stress and strain rather than peace and renewal?
    In Bridging the Gaps, Trevor Neill shines a compassionate light on the hidden and often unacknowledged contradictions of the contemporary UK church...

  • Rescue

    David Harris

    Rescue is the dramatic account of how David Harris’ life was transformed by a Spirit-filled encounter with Jesus Christ – an encounter available to all.
    Let Rescue inspire you to press in for all that God desires for you and serve as a guide to encountering Him more deeply yourself.

  • Living with Alzheimer's

    Robin Thomson

    When Robin Thomson and his wife Shoko were told she had Alzheimer’s, they had no idea what lay ahead.

    As the disease gradually took over their lives, Robin watched as his adventurous and independent wife slowly seemed to disappear. He and their adult children...

  • The Mystery of Matthew Gold

    Chick Yuill

    Meet Matthew Gold: wealthy, successful and secure – but totally alone.
    Afflicted from childhood by a crippling stammer, words have been his greatest problem. But, as his talent as a writer of detective fiction emerges, words become his greatest passion...

  • Breakthrough

    Giles D Lascelle

    Is a full and abundant life possible if your childhood has been shattered by abuse? One-in-five of us experience severe abuse in some form as children,* often leading to devastating emotional and mental health problems in adulthood. Giles D Lascelle, an abuse survivor, ordained minister and psychotherapist, examines...

  • Astonishment

    Graham Jones

    When Graham Jones returns to Zimbabwe to recapture his idyllic Rhodesian childhood, a chance encounter leads him to him to meet a one-time child slave called Astonishment. Now dedicated to helping society’s most vulnerable, Astonishment grew up...

  • Being Lena Levi

    Bobbie Ann Cole

    It’s 1950: a mysterious stranger shows up at Marlene Roberts' Canterbury home, turning her teenage world upside down. The exotic ‘Mutti’, a German Jew and Holocaust survivor, is the mother she never knew she had.
    Years earlier, Mutti had sent the infant Marlene to England for safety but now...

  • A Time of Green

    Eleanor Watkins

    Mystery has always surrounded twelve-year-old Juniper’s beloved great-grandma, June. Born in rural Wales, or so everyone thought, how did she come to live in California? How did she meet Juniper’s great-grandpa? And why, despite her age, does she never mention World War 2?

  • Red Cabbage Blue

    Annie Try

    Christmas is fast approaching when psychologist Dr Mike Lewis is presented with the most unlikely client – twenty-two-year-old Adelle Merchant. Dressed all in blue, she could be like any other young woman. Except it’s not just her clothes – her hair, her home, everything she eats or drinks has to be blue...

  • A Ready Man: Hugh Stowell Brown

    Wayne Clarke

    When Hugh Stowell Brown, aged just twenty-three, arrived in Liverpool to preach at Myrtle Street Baptist, no one could guess his impact on the church and the city. He had barely preached a sermon before and had been a Baptist only a matter of months, but for the next forty years...

  • Children of the Himalayas

    Diane Bell

    On 12thDecember 1999, middle-aged social worker Diane Bell was stunned by a dream from God that would transform countless lives. Called to offer family-based care to street kids in Nepal, cancer, devastating earthquakes and lurid child trafficking allegations were among challenges...

  • Four

    John Glass

    When young, expat businessman Jack Troughton’s girlfriend tells him about the Bible she found on a Cheltenham bench, his life is turned upside down …

  • Jesus in Town

    Elizabeth Mednick

    What does a Spirit-led unity movement look like? This is the remarkable story of what happened when the churches of Barking and Dagenham were inspired to come together to serve their borough. Fuelled by prayer, and committed to overcoming the challenges of...

  • Come and See

    Roy Millar

    Come and See walks us through John’s Gospel from beginning to end. Spread across fifty-two concise and accessible chapters that match the fifty …

  • No Longer Strangers?

    Javed Masih

    What is it like to seek asylum in Europe? What welcome is given and what difficulties faced? No Longer Strangers tells the story from the inside...

  • The Runaway

    Mary Weeks Millard

    ‘Run, run, as fast as you can!’ – the cry rings out in Tiago’s ears as he flees his abusive step-father and the only …

  • The Kilfinan Treasure

    Harry Hunter

    Something has happened to disturb the cheery routine of Kilfinan, a bustling port on the Scottish coast. Anonymous poetic entries in the local newspaper hint …

  • The Peg and the Pumice Stone

    Glyn Jones

    Do you long to share what Jesus is really like, but struggle to know how? Do you feel like a weak link when it comes to evangelism? And do you wonder what a peg and a pumice stone could have to do with it all? Then this is a book for you!

  • The Migrant

    Paul Alkazraji

    Fascist populists, callous sex-traffickers and violent anti-austerity riots – these were not what Pastor Jude Kilburn had expected to face when he moved to Albania.

    But when vulnerable 19-year-old Alban disappears...

  • If Not Now, When?

    Fernando de Paula

    Is your life dominated by the pressures of the past or the future? Then it’s time to begin a journey into living differently.
    This timely, inspirational and motivational book encourages us to stop living in the past, and learn to live ‘in the now’, trusting our anxiety and future to God.

  • Working with Released Prisoners

    Stephen Dailly

    Every year, thousands of people are released from prison and back into the community. Many of these are believers in Christ, just like you and me.
    So how can we, the Church, support these brothers and sisters as they seek to transition back into society? How can we help them move forward with their faith?

  • Love Beyond

    Heidi Baumgartner

    Heidi Baumgartner’s ‘Jesus moment’ came when she received the gift of salvation and instant freedom from an addictive relationship – a dramatic encounter with grace that perfectly prepared her to take God’s love to the women of Soho’s red-light district...

  • Are We Brave Enough?

    Ian Mayer

    With many churches locked into congregational models and brand building, Are We Brave Enough? asks Christians to consider doing 5 things that could change the …

  • God's Patchwork

    Sandra Michie

    When Sandra Michie considers her life, the presence of a gracious heavenly Father lovingly planning all is overwhelming. Every joy and every trial has been …

  • Simply Eat

    Simply Eat

    Have we forgotten that food and faith belong together?
    From Genesis to Revelation, God provides for His people to eat. Regardless of age or ethnicity, gender or class, we all know...

  • Before the Days Draw In

    Mary Kissell

    ‘It is strange that we can spend a lifetime sitting through church services and actually not really pray. I had spent years doing just that …

  • Beginning Unlimited

    Liz Grier

    Introducing: one young mum, one vicar, two small boys and a call – maybe! – to pioneer a church for young people who don’t do church …

  • The Man Who Broke into St Peter's

    Chick Yuill

    When the caretaker of St Peter’s finds that the church has been broken into early on the Saturday morning after Christmas, and that the elderly intruder is still in the building and kneeling at the communion rail, no-one is quite sure what to do...

  • Mission and Movement

    Hirpo Kumbi

    How can immigrant and refugee churches move from cultural preservation to cross-cultural mission?
    As Hirpo Kumbi, an experienced church-planter and cross-cultural missionary...

  • Ella In Between

    Heather Cursham

    ‘Where on earth am I?' asked Ella, persuading herself it was perfectly normal to have a conversation with a rabbit!
    On the eve of her 13th birthday, Ella is thrilled to find herself back in the enchanted...

  • A Guide to the End of the World

    Pete Lowman

    Will I be 'raptured'? Will there be an 'antichrist'? What might heaven be like? And did someone mention a 'Millennium'??

  • Adventures in a Foreign Land

    Lorraine Gibbard

    When Lorraine Gibbard became a Christian, she could not imagine the tumultuous journey awaiting her.

    A sudden onset of mental illness...

  • Is God Really Legit?

    Neil Laing

    God and science – you can't really believe in both, right!?

    Or can you??

    Is God Really Legit? asks the tough questions and gives you the info you need to decide.

  • Rouse the Warriors

    Steve Uppal

    All over the world, God is calling His Church to rise up, take her rightful place and fulfil her glorious destiny. But time is short …

  • The Gardener's Daughter

    K A Hitchins

    Motherless nineteen-year-old Ava has always believed brilliant botanist, Theo Gage to be her father. But when a chance discovery reveals she is not …

  • A Better Kind of Intimacy

    Jack Skett

    Porn is everywhere – but does it have a cost? Does Jesus offer something better? How can young men respond?

  • A Spring Awakening

    Chris Cottee

    David Sourbook thought he'd been saved. He thought his problems were behind him. A new life had opened up before him, with a new lady friend, a new faith and a new circle of friends.
    But was it really that simple?

  • The Diary of a (Trying to be Holy) Mum

    Fiona Lloyd

    Meet Becky Hudson.

    Loving wife to Dave, devoted mother to Jennifer (9), Adam (5) and Ellie (2) – and queen of self-doubt.
    If only she tried harder, Becky reasons, she could be a 'proper' Christian and mother!

  • Intentional Mentoring

    Paul Wilcox

    Mentoring... it's discipleship with a kick!

    As a mentor with more than 20 years' experience, Paul Wilcox is well placed to explore the construction process that is involved in making disciples...

  • The Dream

    David J Bailey

    Living with a violent stepdad, and bullied at school, thirteen-year-old Oliver Carrick has a difficult and lonely life. But Oliver has a secret …

  • A Vision of Locusts

    S L Russell

    'It was like the pictures I'd seen of the battlefields of the First World War. No life, no growth ...A vision of hell.'

    What can Abbie see that no one else can? Is the charming Will Chambers all he seems? And will anyone believe her?

  • Life Lines

    Don Gee

    'I can't go on!' - 'Life's not fair!' - 'If only...' ...cries as common today as in Capernaum 2000 years ago!

    Life Lines imagines the stories of four desperate people who reached out to Jesus in the Gospels: An abused woman, a troubled teen...

  • Listening

    Robin Daniels

    We can all hear words spoken, but how many of us can hear the heart?

    Listening celebrates the transformative power of listening at depth to another. Drawing on many years’ experience as a psychotherapist...

  • A Christmas Calling

    Chris Cottee

    Was she a friend or was she an angel?

    He couldn't tell!

    David Sourbook is a callous man. Locked inside his sneering heart, Christmas jollities and festive cheer leave him cold...

  • A Gathering Momentum

    Roger Sutton

    A quiet reformation is gathering momentum across the UK and the world...

    Church leaders from across the denominational spectrum are coming together in friendship and prayer...

  • Belle of the Ball

    Mary Weeks Millard

    When sixteen-year-old Lydia is voted Belle of the Ball, it is the best day of her life - but it soon becomes the worst …

  • Out of Silence

    Annie Try

    Jaded Clinical Psychologist Dr Mike Lewis is on the edge. Separated from his wife, Ella, and deeply wounded by the death of their child, the …

  • Time to Live

    Ann Clifford

    How we leave this life will be our final word to those we love – yet how many of us will be ready?

    In Time to Live, Ann Clifford explores the issues around facing death with faith.

  • Ordinary Miracles

    Chris Lane

    An inspirational account of mess, meals and miracles!

    When Chris Lane and his friends planted a church on an inner-city estate notorious for crime and deprivation...

  • The Culturally Intelligent Leader

    Hirpo Kumbi

    What kind of leader is needed in a multicultural, multiethnic age?

    What is cultural intelligence and why is it essential to the future growth of the church?

  • Forgiveness Remembers

    Paul Farren, Robert Miller

    'Forgive and forget' is the mantra. But what if the path to true peace were 'forgive and remember'?

    This is the radical and liberating truth shared by two authors who...

  • Hidden in Plain Sight

    Clive Thorne

    Where does your treasure lie? What is it that makes you come alive? Is it the latest boxset or tabloid headline, your sport's team …

  • Light and Liberty

    Peter Mockford

    As Western awareness of spirituality increases, Peter Mockford believes deliverance ministry will be critical to the church's mission and future success.

  • Rooks at Dusk

    Chick Yuill

    Where can a man find grace when he no longer believes?

    Ray Young, an experienced Christian leader, has been married for almost thirty years. But his once vibrant faith, like his marriage, is steadily fading...

  • Soulvision

    Hazel Paine

    The threat of contagion...

    the promise of a cure...

    but all is not as it seems.

    Using Soulsight, Silas learns the terrible cost...

  • Lucy Ever After

    Heather Cursham

    'Lucy, I've had the weirdest dream! What could it mean?'

    Six years have passed since Lucy's magical dream adventures...

  • Mission With

    Paul Keeble

    How did a middle-class Northern Irishman settle in inner-city Manchester and co-found a community response to gun and gang crime? What does …

  • An Insubstantial Death

    Hilary Creed

    When Dame Emily sold Seascape House, her beloved Elizabethan mansion on the Sussex coast, to pork sausage magnate James Wedderburn, she could never have imagined …

  • Trying to Fly

    Annie Try

    Jenny Drake has never forgotten what she saw on that Devon beach. Just a small girl at the time, those frightening events have overshadowed her …

  • Two Other Men

    Graham Reeves

    All four gospels tell of Jesus being crucified between two thieves, but only St Luke's gospel records the final words of these other men. Why does he include these exchanges?

  • Coming Home to Dad

    Amanda Pilz

    'Tell her she's no longer my daughter!'

    Amanda and her dad had never been close – but now he was forsaking her completely.

  • The Judas Trap

    Derek Williams

    It's annoying when we mess up.

    And it's infuriating when someone else does.

    But it's tragic when the mess-up could have been avoided.

  • The Key of All Unknown

    K A Hitchins

    Brilliant scientific researcher Tilda Moss wakes up in hospital unable to speak or move and with no recollection of what happened to her.

  • The Search for Home

    Beatrice Smith

    In April 1994, ten-year-old Beatrice Smith came face to face with the horrors of the Rwandan genocide as crazed machete-wielding killers burst …

  • The Virgin Eye

    Robin Daniels

    The Virgin Eye inspires us to see the world anew through the innocent eyes of a child, so as to become more aware of God's presence in everyday life and encounters. Offering insights into contemplative prayer...

  • Ernie Gonzales: Escape from Paradise

    Beth Shepherd

    Bruce, Ernie and all the snails of Vi–uela are loving life in their paradise garden. But one awful day Ernie wakes up to discover that Bruce and all the snails have gone! Local chefs have kidnapped them – to cook them in a giant snail paella! But before Ernie and his grandpa, Manuel, can do anything...

  • Soulsight

    Hazel Paine

    Fitter... faster... stronger... perfection... success!

    This is all Silas knows... until he meets new girl, Zoe.

    What is she hiding beneath the surface, and what does she know about the mysterious Community?

  • Refugee Stories

    Dave Smith

    "[God] loves the foreigner residing among you' (Deuteronomy 10:18)

    Refugee Stories is a collection of first-hand accounts by individuals forced to flee their countries and seek refuge in Britain.

  • Mindful of the Light

    Dr Stephen Critchlow

    Many people today are living with mental health issues. How do we recognise symptoms? What can we do to help? Does it help to have 'faith'?

    Stephen Critchlow is a Christian psychiatrist...

  • Putting on the Wakeful One

    Shaun Lambert

    Today's postmodern world is dominated by fear and a desperate search for wisdom and spirituality.

    How should the church respond to the opportunities this presents? As disciples of the Wakeful One, how do we...

  • Walking with Purpose

    Richard Whitehouse

    Wild adventure and tranquil rest, fearful doubt and inspired hope – the walk of faith truly is the journey of a lifetime!

  • Lucy Butterfly: A Dream Tale

    Heather Cursham

    Was she awake or asleep?

    It seemed so real, she couldn't be sure...

    Lucy is a tenacious girl with a big imagination – but even she couldn't have dreamed this up!

  • The Battle for the Lost Amulet

    A M Raithatha

    Thirteen-year-old Kenya's life is about to change forever!

    Caring Kenya lives with her cantankerous mother and grumpy stepfather, unaware of the incredible destiny...

  • The Girl at the End of the Road

    K A Hitchins

    High-flying financier Vincent Stevens has lost everything in the economic crash – smart London flat, trophy girlfriend, champagne lifestyle – and is forced to return...

  • Complete in Him

    Chizor Akisanya

    God promises that if we persevere through testing we will become mature and complete.

    Chizor's story is a hope-giving testament to this.

    Chizor Akisanya is a much-loved community leader, wife and mother...

  • Found by Love

    Rahil Patel

    The true story of a successful Hindu priest whose world was changed by an unexpected encounter with the love of Jesus Christ.

  • Pictures of God

    Rev Dr Andrew R Hardy

    How do our views of God impact the way we do mission?

    Does our outreach reflect the full nature of the Trinity?

    Informed by the work of leading thinkers...

  • Losing the Fig Leaf

    Nicki Copeland

    Do you ever yearn to be free? Do you ever feel as if you're hiding your true self? Do you long to throw off …

  • Loved, Called, Gifted

    Catherine Cowell, Sean Kennedy

    What would it be like to have a deeper sense of motivation and purpose? Sadly, many people don't know who they are, what they …

  • Partnership in Mission

    Israel Oluwole Olofinjana

    What is the Black Majority Church? How heterogeneous is the movement? What opportunities are there for partnership with the wider church?

  • The Reluctant Exorcist

    Ken Gardiner

    For most people their only encounter with the ministry of exorcism is through sensational books and films, but when the need for it arises in real life it is important that it is conducted confidently and competently. However, the opportunity for training in this field is limited...

  • The Returning King

    Clare Lambert

    Are the Jewish people still part of God's plan? Does the land of Israel figure in Christ's return? Has Jesus' second coming slipped …

  • At Therapy's End

    Susie Flashman Jarvis

    As Alfie's first birthday draws near, his mother, Sophie, and her family are forced to confront a past they have been trying to shut …

  • Church Uncorked

    Catherine Cowell, Sean Kennedy

    How can we lead in a way that releases the potential so often constrained by traditional leadership structures? Both within and outside the church there …

  • Entertaining Angels

    Janet Hosier, Liza Hoeksma

    How often have you seen someone sleeping on the streets and wondered, 'What can I do that will really help this person? Can I make …

  • Namestone

    Anthony Shephard

    Twenty-first-century scientist Frank Scanlon and a sixteenth-century monk are thrown together by a series of horrific events. Their lives become inextricably bound …

  • 21st Century Evangelicals

    Greg Smith (Editor)

    What does it mean to be an evangelical today? How do we define what evangelicals believe, and what implications does this have for the church …

  • Forming Multicultural Partnerships

    Rev Dr Andrew R Hardy, Rev Dan Yarnell

    For the church to be relevant to a culturally and ethnically diverse Britain it cannot be separated along these lines. There is a prophetic call …

  • Sacrifice

    Oluyomi O'Tuminu

    When 12-year-old Taifen Kollay’s mum suddenly drops dead in front of him, all hope seems lost. In fulfilment of an ancient blood …

  • Dreaming with Ernie

    Beth Shepherd

    This Kids' Workbook is based on the children's novel, Ernie Gonzales: The Determined Dreamer, the inspiring and humorous tale about a lovable and adventurous Spanish snail who goes in search of his dreams. Packaged as a comprehension and guided reading workbook, this resource will guide children...

  • Lydia's Song

    Katherine Blessan

    Lydia's quiet expat life in Cambodia is dramatically turned upside down by the sudden arrival of Song, a young & vulnerable Vietnamese girl, and …

  • The Book of Boaz

    Dave Smith

    The 'failed' asylum seeker.

    Confused. Bewildered. Hungry. Cold. Scared.

    Or Illegal. Criminal. Guilty. Cheating. Dangerous.

    Which is it?

  • The Musings of an Urban Monk

    Simon Jones

    Simon Jones is a man whose calling is to help us learn to share in God's rest, even in the midst of chaotic city …

  • A Book of Sparks

    Shaun Lambert

    'Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.' (Romans 12:2)

    In this second edition of A Book of Sparks, Shaun Lambert...

  • Just Love

    Angus Ritche, Paul Hackwood

    Everyone longs for love. Who could possibly be against it? Love seems uncontroversial: the modern-day equivalent of 'motherhood and apple pie'.

  • Jeffrey's Shorts

    Geoffrey Crees

    Geoffrey Crees is a retired Anglican vicar with a whimsical sense of humour and witty writing style.

    In these 20 enchanting and quirky short stories...

  • Gid and the Arborinium Prophecy

    Andy Gee

    Threatened by an ancient evil, the forest city of Arborinium's last hope is a long-prophesied warrior from another realm.

  • Sometimes I write words

    John Hermon

    This anthology comprises carefully crafted poems that chronicle the writer's experience of bereavement following the loss of his wife Mandy. Together with him, we journey through the seasons of the soul...

  • Flat Earth Unroofed

    Shaun Lambert

    The post-apocalyptic Land of Ge is ruled by a cruel despot with dark and mysterious powers. He is prepared to ravage the land and …

  • Turning the Tables on Mission

    Israel Oluwole Olofinjana

    Turning the Tables on Mission documents the experiences of contemporary missionaries from the global south coming to the UK. Their candid, personal accounts challenge many …

  • Travels with an Inflatable Elephant

    Jerry Marshall

    Jerry Marshall believes in setting at least one audacious goal every year. Recent goals include attempting to save the government £50 billion, and setting up a call centre in Bethlehem to create jobs unaffected by border closures. He's a serial entrepreneur and...

  • Less than ordinary?

    Nicki Copeland

    Every one of us is born with great potential. Our life experiences, personality and self-opinions shape who we become, and what we do with …

  • Potholes and Belly-flops

    Susie Flashman Jarvis

    Page Three model, serially unfaithful, heroin addict.

    Loving mother, honourable wife, daughter of God.

    Two lives. One woman. One God.

  • Ernie Gonzales: The Determined Dreamer

    Beth Shepherd

    Ernie Gonzales is a small, ordinary snail with a big, extraordinary dream! Inspired by his Papa's tales of a legendary snail paradise Ernie bravely sets out on a daring journey to find it...

  • The Never Ending Journey

    Antoinette Anthony-Pillai

    An inspiring story of courage and strength in the face of adversity.

    As a young, dedicated medical student, Antoinette Anthony-Pillai's future was mapped out. But when a routine operation...

  • The Tails of Ginger and Tom

    Lynne Bradley

    This heart-warming story tells of two energetic kittens, their friend Amber, and her Special Friend, who looks after them all. This is a lovely …

  • A Thorn in My Mind

    Dr Cathy Wield

    Cathy Wield is uniquely qualified to write on the subject of mental illness as both a doctor and also a patient, who has experience of …