Pastoral

The author unpacks 40 daily readings in four sections after a brief introduction sharing her own experience of loss and how she came to terms with what happened, with God's help.

In this moving story about cherry stones and poppy seeds, caterpillars and baby chicks, Harriet learns about death and new life.

A practical, hands-on book that all in pastoral ministry should read

When spiritual leadership is the day job, how does it affect family dynamics? Drawing on extensive research, this book explores the issues and builds a set of simple tools and approaches to help leaders and their families to flourish together.

Older, Wiser, Funnier! Adjusting to middle age is a lot like getting into a hot bath. At first, it's painful. Then, you get acclimated and it feels comfortable, but after a while you're just lying there wondering how your skin got so pruned and why you're too tired to get up. Welcome to the dawn of the golden years with author, Stan Toler.

Attractive, full-colour booklet that may be bought by clergy to give to couples. Ideal for use in marriage preparation.

Stress is now a huge factor in modern living, with one-third of British workers likely to suffer from it some stage in their careers. Christians are not immune.

Drawing on personal stories – mainly about the sorts of mistakes you don’t have to make – and pointing at a role model who provides a much better blueprint for growing up well as a man, this is an entertaining, easy-to-read way to ask the biggest questions: who am I, and why on earth am I here? About the Author: Martin Saunders has been a man for over 40 years. He’s a youth specialist and serial

Challenging the myths as to why people do or do not decide to marry in church and to make a helpful resource for those working in this area of ministry.

A cafe space to talk about death, dying and funeralsIt's not easy to talk about death, dying and funerals. But if we neglect these subjects, we can be unprepared for some of the most significant events we will ever have to face - our own death and the deaths of those close to us.

If you think that being old is about having a rocking chair and an easy life style, think again. You’re looking through the binoculars backwards. What’s Age Got To Do With It? turns the lenses the right way around and gives a clear, Scriptural view of God’s purpose for old age.

The world has a formula for confidence. It goes like this: 'You are amazing and perfect, just the way you are. People should love and accept you, and, if they don't, well, that's their problem.'

How do you turn your struggles into strengths? Beloved Bible teacher and powerful communicator, Sheila Walsh, teaches readers how the daily spiritual practices of confession, meditation on God’s Word, and prayer result in fresh freedom in Christ.

Women often pack their lives with family, friends, and faithful service, yet still end up feeling empty and unfulfilled. In Walk It Out, Tricia Goyer demonstrates to women that walking out the mandates of Scripture allows God to spark passion and mission within them.

A biblical framework for understanding mental illness and helping the mentally ill. It Synthesises the relevant biblical material with our scientific understanding of mental illness.

Love, Loss and Loneliness is a grounded, moving look at grief, how people deal with it (or don't), and where help can be found. Both inclusive and insightful, it reminds all of us that falling in love will sooner or later mean becoming acquainted with grief. Love, Loss and Loneliness is full of self-deprecating humour and extremely moving testimonies.

Small new Christian communities created by pioneer ministers, both lay and ordained, are popping up everywhere - on housing estates, in community centres, schools, cafes, among different age groups and in numerous other contexts beyond the local church.

It's not easy to talk about death, dying and funerals. But if we neglect these subjects, we can be unprepared for some of the most significant events we will ever have to face - our own death and the deaths of those close to us.

Want to be freed from the past? Joyce Meyer's insightful and compassionate book gives you the tools to unshackle yourself from the past by learning to forgive, leaving you free to live in God's love and in healthy relationships with those around you.

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