1 – 7 April 2019 is National Autism Awareness Week, a nationwide effort to promote awareness, acceptance and appreciation of everyone on the autistic spectrum, helping them achieve the highest possible quality of life. According to the National Autistic Society, there are more than 700,000 people in the UK on the autistic spectrum. At one … Read more …
chapter one
Tiago Costa’s mouth was beginning to go dry, his heartbeat was racing and his hands shaking as the clock on the wall showed 3.20pm. Already his mind had switched off from the French lesson which Mademoiselle Le Bon was teaching, and he was planning his escape route from the school building. It was imperative that he escaped… Read More »
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A Broken Candle
It is better to do something with what you don’t have, than to do nothing with what you do have.
I was driving home. It was early November and it had been a glorious sunny day. It was that time of year when Read More »
Chapter One
27th May 2017
Endgame
A satisfied smile suffused Tom Hodson’s face. His eyes alighted on St Finnan’s noticeboard, which welcomed him to the Scottish Episcopal Church. He took a moment to absorb its details before walking purposefully… Read More »
How home-cooked brownies can set the scene for God to move! In this sample chapter from Simply Eat, Liz Grier of Unlimited Church shares the recipe God gave them for reaching urban youth and baking mouth-watering brownies! Food has always been central to our church. In fact, Unlimited Church in Exeter has never held any … Read more …
How did you come to write these books and how do they relate to each other? The first manuscript I wrote was actually on a completely different subject, and not related to me or my own story at all! As I worked with the publisher, though, he kept asking for more about my own experiences. … Read more …
How baking can transform women’s lives! In this sample chapter from Simply Eat, Alice Williams and Rachel Stonehouse tell about Luminary Bakery’s amazing work in restoring lives, and share a unique, scrumptious recipe for home-baked bread! Read More »
Seeking safety and a home Detained and denied Inside story of a family seeking asylum How can the divide be broken? Trusting God in a foreign land Faith that overcomes Shows how to help‘A must-read.’ Paul Sydnor, Europe Regional Leader, International Association for Refugees According to Christian Solidarity Worldwide,[1] 120 people have been killed since February … Read more …
After abuse… what? Whom can you believe? Learning to trust again Aimed at young adults and those who seek to help them A search for meaning and worth Gripping and relevant story ‘A story of hope.’ Mark Blackwell, Safeguarding Advisor, Hampshire County Council The twenty-first-century challenges faced by many children and teenagers both here in … Read more …
Do you find sharing your faith awkward?
Encouragement to be a good news person
Real-life stories of sharing faith
Seeing the extraordinary in the ordinary
Using everyday objects to convey hope and truth Read More »
