Pastoral

An uplifting, positive and practical guide to retirement.

Whether you are living with dementia, experiencing memory problems or caring for a friend or family member, this lovely book based on the 23rd psalm will remind you that nothing, but nothing, can separate us from the love of God

Insight into Child and Adult Bullying by Helena Wilkinson is the latest in the Waverley Abbey Insight Series.

Losing your mind doesn't mean losing your soul

Worshipping With Dementia: Meditations, scriptures and prayers for sufferers and carers. This practical book explains how Christians can care spiritually for people who may not be able to show their response. Often dementia hides the person from us, but never from God.

In Work - Prison or Place of Destiny?, David Oliver looks at how we regard our place of work: is it merely a 9 to 5 prison or the place where we fulfil God's purpose for our life?

A beguiling mixture of practical advice and spiritual celebration’ is how Pam Rhodes commends this book by Christian writer, musician and broadcaster Elspeth Jackman.

Is God still healing people today? What about modern medicine? What does the Bible say about healing? In this thought-provoking booklet, Nicky Gumbel tacles the answers to these and other key questions people may be contemplating.

Explains what God has done to give us real hope in the face of death – hope both now and for the future.

Here is a booklet helping children who are grieving the death of a friend, family member or someone they know. It compassionately seeks to address some of their questions, while comforting them with the truth of the Bible.

We can all hear words spoken, but how many of us can hear the heart? 'Listening' celebrates the transformative power of listening at depth to another.

Worry is an extremely common yet unchallenged problem, and many people don't know how to practically stop worrying, even if they know they need to.

This book has been written to help those who are grieving to explore the memories, emotions and thoughts around their bereavement experience, and at different stages of the bereavement journey.

Living fulfilled Lives is for anyone who wants to make a positive difference to the lives of those with a learning disability. Author Sue Sutton has nearly 50 years of experience working with people who have learning difficulties.

When Robin Thomson and his wife Shoko were told she had Alzheimer’s, they had no idea what lay ahead. As the disease gradually took over their lives, Robin watched as his adventurous and independent wife slowly seemed to disappear. He and their adult children faced painful and real struggles, and experienced both frustration and great support from the health and social care systems. Yet Shoko’s l

Restoring the Fallen tells Mark and Cherith Stibbe's painful story of fall, repentance and restoration. Rooted throughout in the moving tale of Peter's restoration in John 21, Mark and Cherith offer hope and healing to those who have fallen.

Many of us have been wounded by past events that leave us hurt or haunted by shame or guilt. Jeannie Morgan points us to a living saviour, Jesus, who graciously gives us now what we lacked in the past so that we can go forward into the future with him.