Christianity

'I'm spiritual, but not religious.' It's a phrase that's often used to explain why, although they don't go to church, people still feel that life must have some kind of transcendent meaning.

St Paul is known throughout the world as the first Christian writer, authoring fourteen of the twenty-seven books in the New Testament.

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.

We live in an urban age. To a degree unprecedented in human history, most of the world's people live in cities.

This elegantly illustrated picture hardback collects together the stories of men and women, leading remarkable and inspirational lives in the Christian faith. Margaret McAllister tells the stories in her own inimitable style - lively, touching and vi

When Richard Beck first led a Bible study at a maximum security prison, he went to meet God. His own faith was flagging, but Beck still believed the promise of Matthew 25, that when we visit the prisoner, we visit Jesus.

In this landmark work, Richard Foster examines the 'streams of living water' - the six dimensions of faith and practice - that have defined Christian tradition around the world and down the centuries.

The table is a vision offered by Bishop Paul Bayes as a abasis for Christians living out theirs faith within a society where the beautiful of Jesus and the attractiveness of the Christian life are not always seen and understood.