Christianity

Virginia Burrus explores one of the strongest and most disturbing aspects of the Christian tradition, its excessive preoccupation with shame.

Ruth Valerio's book is perfect for individuals and groups to think, reflect, pray and be challenged together.' JUSTIN WELBY, from the Foreword

Rowan Williams goes back to the 4th century desert fathers and mothers for inspiration and insight, discovering that their spirituality resonates strongly with aspects of the modern spiritual search. He uses examination of their stories and sayings a

The Old Testament prophets were not just predictors of things that would happen long after their time.

A candid narrative of the good, bad, and ugly of the early church. Where most books dance around the distasteful details of the churchs past, this one puts a spotlight on the negative and positive alike.

Communication lies at the heart of every healthy community, the church is no exception. In Matthew 11:15, Jesus says, 'Whoever has ears, let them hear'.

It is not uncommon to hear of people who have lost their faith as a result of suffering.

The Stations of the Cross is a very old devotion which enables Christians to pause and reflect on those last moments of Jesus’ journey of love. Nicholas King again bases his reflections on his own translation of the New Testament.