Biographies

The story of Klaus-Dieter and Martina John – both brilliant, talented and highly qualified doctors – who turned their backs on lucrative careers in Britain or America to follow their dream to open a top-flight medical facility for some of the world’s poorest people.

Trained as a midwife, Chrissie Chapman went to Burundi in the eighties to open a maternity clinic and dispensary in a rural area of the country. She had been there just three years when a coup was declared, and the country descended into a state of civil war. It lasted for thirteen long years.

In this lively account Michele Guinness tells how she came face to face with the Messiah and had to make sense of being both Jewish and Christian. This volum brings together in one volume and updates the accounts contained in Child of the Covenant, Promised Land and A little Kosher Seasoning

The book is a moving demonstration of how one Christian charity has transformed the lives of the desperate and destitute.

Born with an undiagnosed bowel disease which was too shameful to speak about, Mel Menzies grew up with a painful life. She felt she 'failed as a daughter' to fit in with her family of sporty extroverts; 'failed as a new convert' when she married with a baby on the way; 'failed as a wife' throughout fifteen years of her husband's affairs; 'failed as a mother' when one daughter became a heroin addict for thirteen years; and 'failed again as a daughter and sister' throughout the twenty years of a family rift.

How do I give myself to God completely? What happens when I do? I Dared to call Him Father is a book for everyone who has ever asked these questions.

Norman Grubb explores the life story of Rees Howells. He also looks at the foundation of the Bible College of Wales at Swansea, perhaps the greatest legacy of his work, and the intercessory prayer that became the hallmark of Howells, impacting as it did on national policy and international affairs.

Julian Wilson provides one of the most comprehensive accounts of the life of Smith Wigglesworth to date. He was called the 'Apostle of Faith' because of how God used him to produce amazing miracles in people's lives.

A brand new updated edition of Eddie Askew's memoirs, with a new chapter from his daughter, Jenny Hawke, bringing the story up to date. Share his adventures, enjoy his humorous anecdotes and discover more about the work of TLM.

Vicky Beeching, called 'arguably the most influential Christian of her generation' in The Guardian, began writing songs for the church in her teens. By the time she reached her early thirties, Vicky was a household name in churches on both sides of the pond.

I Loved Jesus in the Night is one priest's compelling memories of the icon of compassion. Sharing anecdote and firsthand experiences, Fr. Paul Murray gives a glimpse into why Mother Teresa had feelings of being a' 'saint of darkness'

The inspirational true story of a country preacher and his mission to the streets of New York City.

A True story of Faith, Love, and the Miraculous power of prayer

The life of Susanna Wesley 1669-1742 is both intriguing and illuminating to explore. This book presents her life in ways that will astound the modern reader.

Paralympics champion and Dancing with the Stars contestant Victoria Arlen shares her courageous and miraculous story of recovery after falling into a mysterious vegetative state and how she broke free, overcoming the odds and never giving up hope, eventually living a full and inspiring life.

The true story of how God took a young, half-starved boy from a poor village in Henan Province, China, and used him to preach the gospel despite intense persecution.

On 12th December 1999, middle-aged social worker Diane Bell was stunned by a dream from God that would transform countless lives. Called to offer family-based care to street kids in Nepal, cancer, devastating earthquakes and lurid child trafficking allegations were among challenges to be overcome in making this life-giving vision a reality.

'Out of the Shadows' by Alison Butterworth is the triumphant and powerful true story of one woman who has chose to forgive.

First there was Faith, and then there was Hope, and now John Sentamu has compiled an all-new collection of true stories on amazing impact of God's Love. The third book in the series by Archbishop of York John Sentamu, Agape Love Stories is a collection of stories from across the globe of people whose lives have been drastically altered by God. These are stories to offer hope and reassurance.

From darkest Africa to the darker and infinitely wetter birthplace of John Knox, from the remote expanse of the Alaska Highway to part of the Antipodes that even Bill Bryson could not reach, Terry Waite takes us on a guided world tour in the company of Dr Robert Runcie.