Books of the Month
Everyday God.. Encountering the Divine in the works of mercy
In these pages, you’ll witness how acts of social and environmental justice, intertwined with mercy, have the potential to reshape lives, offering a vivid portrait of the profound impact of embracing the everyday God. As he reflects upon Jesus’s teaching in Matthew 25:34–40, Arnold challenges us to discover God’s presence in the most unexpected places and join in with where God is acting, whether
£9.99
As I Remember It: Memories of growing up in the National Children's Home 1934-1951
Packed with vivid, often deeply moving memories and evocative photographs, this book tells John's story against the backdrop of the developing National Children's Home. Throughout his life he has kept in touch with the home (now Action for Children) and is well placed to describe the changes in it's approach and some of the remarkable men & women who gave their lives for homeless children.
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Atheism after Christendom: Unbelief in an age of encounter
As Christendom continues to dwindle, atheism becomes an increasingly safe pastime. Now that we live in a post-Christendom era, the New Atheists boldly oppose the god of a bygone age, whilst dutifully serving the new gods of our own age. These new gods include the insurmountable, dehumanizing and oppressive political, economic and social forces that acquire power at the expense of the powerless.
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The Importance of Peter in Early Christianity
'The Importance of Peter in early Christianity' is a fascinating new book by Paul Barnett, an expert in the New Testament in which he traces Peter's life chronologically from his beginnings in Bethsaida to his martyrdom in Rome c. 64.
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