KEVIN MAYHEW

Icons of Glory is a book of intercessions for the major church festivals throughout the year. It will help those who lead intercessions in church, but is also a means of prayer and meditation within the home, and can be used by individuals or by groups.

Accompanying CD-Rom with PowerPoint presentation and many other resources. This book is aimed at Catholic schools and provides a step-by-step guide for children and young people to help them plan and lead their own collective worship. Written so that it can be used independently by upper Key Stage 2 and lower Key Stage 3, the book details the building blocks of collective worship and then expl

The whole season of Christmas, from Advent to Epiphany, is a wonderful opportunity for the Church to celebrate the birth of Jesus as 'God with us'. Instead of feeling we are battling against the tide and shutting ourselves off from all the festivities, which are increasingly secular, Susan Sayers encourages us to embrace them and fill them with real meaning. In her excellent book of resources for worship in church, outside and at home, for Advent, Christmas and Epiphany, the author shows how this can be possible.

Dont read this book if you know all the answers, have an awesome and perfect prayer life, and spend each and every day knowing exactly what is Gods purpose for you and your life. However, if youre happier with questions, have the kind of prayer life that occasionally needs putting on life support, and find yourself often wondering whats happening tomorrow, never mind next month or year, then why n

Speaking to people of all faiths and none, this is a book you will want to return to again and again.

The later years of life are as filled with blessings and challenges as those which come before. In Abiding Grace, Rupert Bristow provides a moving and heartfelt storehouse of prayers that enable the reader to reflect and meditate on them.

Here is a wonderful new collection of 39 hymns by fine writers that will stir and challenge congregations during this special season of the Church Year.

Annie Heppenstall – a professed Franciscan tertiary drawn to expressions of Earth Spirituality and of the Feminine Divine, and the bestselling author of The Book of Uncommon Prayer – provides in Worship for Lent and Easter a truly rich and remarkable weekly liturgy, the underlying theme throughout being that of place and inclusivity.