Anglican Interest

'Therefore go make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.' Baptism: as an infant, as a believer and by the Holy Spirit. Michael Green provides a bold, clear examination of the different approaches, examining the biblical evidence and teaching for each one.

Baptism is a very special moment in the Christian journey. It is a moment of awe and wonder, and of recognition that we are accepted by God and special in his sight.

Welcome to the Lord's Table is a fully revised edition of a highly successful programme, used in many churches and denominations throughout the UK. Rewritten for a new generation, it has been brought up to date, fully reflecting changes in both church process and church culture over recent years. New illustrations and new content will enhance the book's appeal and usefulness.

Beginning a wonderful journey of love

In a time of political turbulence, and as the Welfare State totters under the strain in a country that has changed dramatically since 1945, Archbishop Justin Welby sets out to identify the values that will enable us to reimagine, and to enact, a more hopeful future.

Baptism, weddings and funerals bring the Church of England into close contact with hundreds of thousands of people every year. The ministry offered by local churches at these key times of life has been the subject of a widespread study with the aim of fostering best practice and deepening theological and biblical understanding of the occasional offices.

This pack contains one copy of each of the 'Christenings' range of Baptism resources, allowing you to review the materials available and choose the most suitable items for your own ministry. Published by the Church of England.

Baptism parents information leaflet (Pack of 20). This leaflet for parents and carers explains what happens at a Christening. Written in clear and simple language, it is designed to be given by the minster as part of baptism preparation, and can be used with families who do not regularly attend church. Published by the Church of England. Size: 21cm x 10cm.

Greetings Card: Godparents (Pack of 10). Suitable to be given out to the godparents of children who are being Christened. Published by the Church of England. Size: 17.5cm x 12.5cm.

This pack contains one copy of each of the 'Funerals' range of stationery, allowing you to review the materials available and choose the most suitable items for your own ministry.

Funeral Guest Bookmark (Pack of 50). This single-sided bookmark may be given to attendees at a funeral. It reassures them of the church's prayers for them, and provides space on the back for ministers and pastoral workers to leave their name or message. Published by the Church of England. Size: 17.5cm x 5cm.

Funeral Visit Prayer Card (Pack of 10). Suitable for giving to families on a pastoral visit to those who are bereaved. Published by the Church of England. Size: 15cm x 10cm.

This pack contains one copy of each of the 'Weddings' range of stationery resources, allowing you to review the materials available and choose the most suitable items for your own ministry. Published by the Church of England.

Wedding Anniversary cards (Pack of 20-with envelopes). These greeting cards will help you keep in touch with marrying couples by marking the anniversary of their wedding day. Published by the Church of England. Size: 13.5cm x 13.5cm.

Wedding Banns Invitation Card (Pack of 20). Suitable to be given to a couple who are getting married. Published by the Church of England. Size: 15cm x 10cm.

Wedding Congratulations card (Pack of 20-with envelopes). This card is designed to send to couples after they return from honeymoon, sending warm congratulations from the vicar and everyone at the church - a simple gesture that can go a long way to

How to Pioneer: A five-step guide to getting started (Single Copy). This five-part group study booklet is designed to encourage and equip local church communities who are contemplating setting up a pioneering church community, but are unsure how to get going or what will be involved.

Many churches engage in challenging discussions about children and Holy Communion

Confirmation is not an end but a beginning. Rather than the church providing preparation for Confirmation, the truth is that Confirmation is the preparation for a life-long journey of faith in Jesus Christ

In these recessionary times, churches are as hard hit financially as anyone.