Filofax personal organiser of the Church Book and Desk Diary 2009.

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A lively and informative guide to the Church of England, covering everything from the Archbishop of Canterbury to the Thirty-Nine Articles; this is an invaluable single volume resource.

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From Advent to Epiphany This is just what it says it is - one prayer for each day. Traditional and modern, well put together by David Adam, the renowned spiritual guide. This will prepare its readers - especially busy ones - well for Christmas.

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Forty true stories, each one a tribute to the power of God to bring peace, joy and love into every life.

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Jane Williams learns from the joy so many feel at Christmas to make connections between it and the spiritual meaning beyond. It has great pictures.

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U A Fanthorpe is a well known poet who has collected here poems she sent out over the years at Christmas to friends.

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Margaret Barker's new book is warmly commended by Richard Chartres, Bishop of London - “Like a magnet applied to a tray of filings, Margaret Temple’s researches reveal previously undetected patterns and fresh significance in the new Testament refere

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Designed for everyone involved in the life and work of the Church, the bestselling Canterbury Church Book and Desk Diary 2009 is now published.

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Diary and Lectionary

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Part of the Common Worship series of books, this gives the propers for the Festivals of the church's year.

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An Advent Calendar with a difference - another of Stephen Cottrell's highly original books.

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Claire Foster & David Shreeve. From the authors of How many Lightbulbs does it take to change a Christian? Practical and imaginative ideas for helping people to be ‘eco-green’ in worship.

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Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury. The Archbishop took time off to write this book about Dostoevsky, in which he also examines the nature and purpose of religious belief.

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This is the second volume of Gordon Mursell's outstanding and widely acclaimed history of English Spirituality.

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The first of Gordon Mursell's outstanding two volume history of English spirituality.

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From vicar's wife to killing machine by local author Catherine Fox.

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An Advent Book with a difference - a Benedictine Walk through Advent, by Albert Holtz OSB.

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by Alan Smith, Bishop of Shrewsbury. It is subtitled 'Theological and practical perspectives from the rural church' and gives us a welcome and refreshing focus on the rich possibilities of the church in the countryside.

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by Ian McIntyre. Hester - Mrs Thrale as she became -was one the liveliest women of the eighteenth century and a very close 'confidante' of Dr Johnson. He called her his 'Dear Mistress'.

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Hit the Ground Kneeling takes common statements about leadership – statements that we often take for granted – and questions them in the light of Christian faith and Christian perspectives on leadership.

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by John Dickson. Here is a straightforward and accessible book about who Jesus was, set out with all the publisher Lion's excellent style.

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John Polkinghorne is one of the most celebrated Scientist Priests. He has written widely on science and theology and this is his long awaited autobiography.

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Advent 2008 to the eve of advent 2009

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by Jonathan Gledhill, Bishop of Lichfield. He writes with personal knowledge and real enthusiasm about how local churches can thrive.

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Church House Publishing Advent 2008 to the eve of Advent 2009. Small size ( 8”x5”)

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Joseph for Today: A Dramatic Exposition of Genesis 37-50 by Pete Wilcox, Canon Chancellor at Lichfield Cathedral.

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William Barclay's commentaries have been brought up to date with a new layout & the text is now the NRSV. Very popular.

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So many find Tom Wright’s commentaries useful that we have to keep restocking his books frequently.

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The Twenty Third Publication by W. Bausch has lots of intriguing sermons in lively language with contemporary illustrations. Well worth a look.

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by B B Thurston. A useful, newish (2002) commentary on Mark clearly and helpfully angled towards preaching.

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