Bible Reading Fellowship.

The Bible tells us that God is 'the Father, from whom every family in heaven and on earth takes its name' (Ephesians 3:15). If earthly families gain their nature from God's parenthood, what might our experience of family tell us about the nature of God? That is the question on which this book focuses.

Lucy Moores ll-Age worship is a resource book for all age worship. The book provides examples for all-age worship service outlines and is a suitable resource for church leaders and those involved with children's ministry.

Messy Readings: Stories of Jesus is bright, welcoming and economical. Ideal for outreach and evangelism. It can be read at home, on the bus, on the train, in the cafe, playground or even church. You can encourage friends to read it, scribble on it, make notes and bring it back for questions and discussions; an ideal first step toward an enjoyable Bible reading experience. Messy Readings: The Jesu

Parenting Children for a Life of Faith by Rachel Turner, writes an essential reading for all parents and others who work with children that gives guidance to the spiritual nurture of children in a God-centred home. Rachel offers practical ideas with reference to God’s word to help children grow in their faith.

Prayer is a vital part of the Christian life but people often struggle with actually getting on and doing it. This book offers 80 imaginative and creative ideas for setting up 'prayer stations', practical ways of praying that involve the senses - rather than simply reflecting, as we bring our hopes, fears, dreams and doubts to God. ***THIS TITLE IS CURRENTLY IN REPRINT***

What Price Peace? provides ten units of classroom material and three assemblies for 5-11s based around the theme of the First World War.

Introducing the Messy Church resource book 'Messy Easter' - everything you need to know for creating a Messy Easter in your community.

A year's worth of ideas for reaching out to dads and their pre-school children