Seasonal

The Holy Moly Easter Story Collection follows the last days of Jesus' life from when he enters Jerusalem until his friends find his empty tomb

Stations of the Resurrection offers reflections on each of these episodes from the bestselling poet Malcolm Guite and the much admired writer and bishop, Guli Francis-Dehqani, accompanied by colour illustrations from the priest-artist Iain McKillop.

New edition of a classic Easter resource Three complete sessions for Lent, Holy Week and Easter, together with a wealth of activities to extend the range of excitingly messy activities for your Messy Church – creative prayers, games, food crafts, and ideas for organising an Easter trail. Craft templates and a session planning grid are included.

It’s never been more important to understand how much God loves us and how much he wants us to love each other. Loving My Neighbour takes us on a journey through the challenging terrain of how we can truly love one another, individually and in our communities.

A Place for Us is an original Lent course based on the recent film production of West Side Story. Through study and discussion of key scenes from the movie, related to Lent passages from scripture, Lavinia Byrne and Jane McBride help us to reflect on fear, love, betrayal, death, and reconciliation.

Christ is not only the greatest gift of all time, he also gives each of us a gift - a special thing just for us. Our growing relationship with God involves finding out what our gift is and using it in every circumstance God places us in. For through our special gifts, God blesses others, both within and outside the Church

With daily readings from the book of Numbers and the New Testament, this illuminating Lent devotional will help you journey with God through wilderness times.

Join Tom Wright on a journey through the New Testament as he explores the meaning of Jesus: the highs and lows of his earthly life, the power of his teaching and his victory over sin and death.

The Cross - The Greatest Hope of All A Book for Lent & Holy Week

Christmas at the Movies is a close-up view of ten of J.John’s favourite Christmas movies and his festive reflections on them. Each chapter brings a fresh perspective, covering topics such as family relationships, living with regret, the pressures of the ‘perfect Christmas’, and the true reason for the season. This small book is an ideal size to give away as a small gift or put in a Christmas

The story of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol embodies what many people have come to consider the ‘Christmas Spirit’: the belief that how we treat the people around us is more valuable than any riches we can acquire. This short book recaptures the values of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol and helps us to rediscover where our real Christmas joy resides.

25 short reflective pieces for the Christmas season written by Claire Musters, travelling through promise and preparation to joy, peace and finally love. Along the way we encounter a choir of diverse voices sharing their favourite carols, poems and prayers, illustrated throughout with original colour artwork.

Themes of racial justice, hospitality and welcome are explored alongside the stories of saints from across the globe. Beginning with reflections from Isaiah and Revelation, the meditations lead us on to consider the missionaries, martyrs and mystics who light our Advent way.

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Many stories are told about Saint Nicholas stories about his generosity and his miracles, stories about the concern he showed for those in poverty. This warm, inviting book tells many of these stories, both familiar and lesser-known.

Experience the magic and wonder of Christmas like never before with “On Christmas Night.” This beautifully crafted hardback book captivates the essence of the festive season in its 32 intricately designed pages.

Kelley Nikondeha eloquently weaves together the first Advent story and the present-day stories of Palestinians, creating invigorating insights for present-day Christians. Palestine then and now, its people, and the politics of the land are a common thread throughout the book, bringing us to a place to genuinely grapple with the meanings of deliverance, peace, justice, and hope.

For so many of us, the season leading up to Christmas is a time of huge expectations, huge busyness, and often huge grief.

This Advent book is a kind of travel guide or maybe a theatre programme. You may be visiting familiar places and ideas, or places and ideas you haven't previously considered in quite the same way. You might be surprised to find our Advent journey linking with other seasons, so it isn't entirely about getting ready for Christmas.

An evangelistic booklet for those having their first questions about the Christian faith. It is a concise, easy-to-read study of the very real questions people may be asking about Jesus at Christmas time, explaining why his birth, death and resurrection are still relevant today.