KEVIN MAYHEW

The prayers can be used in assembly or class and are written to enable children to build relationships with God by talking to him about things that concern them, such as creation and the world, themselves, other people, school life and situations they face. Complete Primary Prayers also helps raise pupils' awareness of the Bible through prayers based on selected Psalms and other parts of Scripture

The activities in Wild Lent include: Things to do when it’s sunny Things to do when it’s raining Things to do with others Short and easy things to make and do Even shorter and easier things to do Things to do in the early morning Things to do on the move Rachel Summers is a Forest School Practitioner and runs Curious Wilds, which provides forest school sessions.

A collection of contemporary reflections on the psalms, rewriting the psalms in ways which help others to understand the meaning behind the narrative whilst also pinpointing their relevance for individuals today and offering accompanying prayers.

The author looks at the balance between God working in his people to produce the character of Christ and God working through his people to continue Christ’s work on earth. He examines this interplay in 12 biblical character studies. Using a mixture of narrative, commentary, background and reflection on Jacob, Mary, Hosea, Barnabas and others, the author shows how their faith and obedience develope

Got a free hour or two? Has something been cancelled and you’re wondering what to do? Worried the kids are going to be bouncing off the walls? 'Sing, Play, Make & Pray' offers 50 things for families to do together.

If you find prayer a struggle sometimes, unsure of what to say or how to say it, this is the book for you. Nick Fawcett encourages us to pray honestly, without pretence.

In 'They Sang', Amy Scott Robinson uses the four Advent studies to guide small groups to explore these ancient poems of praise and prophecy, and a fifth invites you to discover your own song.