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Rejoicing in Newness of Life: Services for Lent to
Pentecost
by David AdamKevin Mayhew Publications 2010
£16.99
isbn 9781848672253
The services in this book are designed to enable both young
and old to commit their lives to God and rejoice in this great
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Eggs and Ashes: Practical & liturgical resources for
Lent and Holy Weekby Ruth Burgess & Chris Polhill
Wild Goose Publications £16.99
isbn 9781901557879
Eggs & Ashes includes a Lent discipline for those who
care about the environment, liturgies, responses, prayers,
poems, reflections, meditations, stories, stations of the cross,
sermons, monologues and songs, with some all-age resources.
An excellent resource
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Stages on the Way: Worship resources for Lent, Holy Week
& Easter
by Wild Goose Worship GroupWild Goose Publications
£14.99
isbn 9781901557114
Stages on the Way is the second "book of bits" for
worship produced by this group. The book offers a unique
source of elements for lay and clergy worship planners and
enablers.
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Reflective Services for Lent, Holy Week and Easter
by Nick FawcettKevin Mayhew Publications £11.99
isbn 9781840038262
This book provides 14 complete service outlines for
innovative and reflective worship, using music, images and
meditations as we step into the shoes of those who were present
at the events leading up to and following the birth of Jesus/
The services are drawn together from the author's No Ordinary
Man, No Ordinary Man 2 and Put it another way.
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All-age talks for Lent, Holy Week and Easter
by Nick FawcettKevin Mayhew Publications £5.99
This book contains 18 full worked-out all-age talks to cover
this season.
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Weaving a journey through Lent: Complete Assemblies for
Juniors
by Rachel Nicholls
Kevin Mayhew Publications £7.99
isbn 9781848670792
This book contains the Gospel stories of Jesus and his
disciples as threads which weave together to make a journey
through Lent. There is one assembly for each school day in
Lent, along with an Easter assembly which introduces the story
of the resurrection.
A simple yet powerful visual aid for these assemblies is created
by winding thread onto a plain cross, adding threads of
different colours or textures each day to reflect the mood of
each stage of the journey.
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Our Sound is Our Wound: Contemplative listening to a
noisy world, by Lucy Winkett.
published by Continuum 2010
isbn 9780826439215 £9.99Archbishop
of Canterbury's Lent Book 2010
Our lives are lived against the backdrop of external and
internal soundscapes. The sounds, noise and music with
which we are surrounded in modern life have spiritual
implications. There is also a soundtrack within us that
plays constantly through memory, dreams, anxiety and thought.
What are these soundscapes, and how do we listen for the voice
of God within them? How too do we find our own
voice?
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Strangely Warmed: Reflections on God, Life and
Bric-a-Brac, by
Andrew Rumsey
published by Continuum 2010
isbn 978144130686 £9.99
The Mowbray Lent Book for 2010Strangely Warmed
is a collection of short pieces which take a wry look at the
world and reflect on questions of faith that arise from the
everyday. The advertising slogan, the church jumble sale,
the Routemaster bus: all can unexpectedly bring us closer to
God.
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This Risen Existence: The Spirit of Easter, by Paula
Gooder
published by Canterbury Press 2009isbn: 9781853119965
£8.99
We work our way through the six weeks of Lent, reflecting deeply
on issues of life and faith and, at last, arrive at Easter Day
at which point, so often, we stop our thinking and reflection
and carry on as we did before.
Yet if we believe in resurrection, nothing can ever be the same
again. In This Risen Existence Paula Gooder takes us on a
journey through Easter to Ascension Day and Pentecost, exploring
the themes of Eastertide in each of the four Gospels, Acts and
the Epistles and encouraging us to think more deeply and
seriously about what the resurrection means for us and for the
way in which we live our lives today.
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The Things He Said: The Story of the First Easter Day,
by Stephen Cottrell.published by S.P.C.K 2010
isbn 9780281061976 £6.99
Each Gospel gives a different account of the very first words
of the risen Lord. This book reveals how these words, and
the events that followed, speak to us as powerfully as the words
from the cross.
They illuminate our understanding of the resurrection, helping
up to penetrate its meaning and significance. They
also speak of God's purpose for us today as we try to discover
what it means to be an Easter people.
An excellent 'follow on' from his book: -The Things he
Carried
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The Things He Carried: A journey to the Cross:
Meditations for Lent and Holy Week, by Stephen
Cottrell
published by SPCK 2009
isbn 9780281060801 £6.99The narrative of Holy
Week is powerful and painful but, because we know how the story
ends, it's easy to gloss over the difficult details and stay in
the comfort zone of our understanding. Stephen
Cottrell brings home, vividly and poignantly, the physical
reality of the Passion story. This is a book to stimulate
thought, provoke discussion and create space for contemplation.
(Our best selling Lent Book of 2009 - Churches Together
Bookshop, Cardiff)
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The Gospel in the Willows: Forty meditations inspired by
The Wind in the Willows, by Leslie J Francis published
by D.L.T 2010
isbn 9780232527728 £5.95
The Gospel in the Willows comprises 40 daily readings
and meditations which may be used through Lent or any other
period of the year.
'Leslie Francis has achieved a most original and enchanting
book by drawing out the wisdom embedded in the classic book 'The
wind in the willows' and weaving it into a profoundly Christian
pattern which glows with spiritual truths simply expressed.
This journey along the river of live with Ratty and Mole is
indeed a revelation - for Jesus Christ is their fellow traveller
in the mediations and prayers.
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Lent for Everyone : Luke- Year C by Tom Wright
published by SPCK 2010
ibsn 9780281062201 £6.99
This book was born out of that simple notion and the
realization that a great way to promote universal Bible study
would be a Lent book based on the Gospel readings for the
current year.
You'll find the whole of Luke's Gospel here, as well as some of
the Gospel of John and the Acts of the Apostles, all in the
clear and accessible words of Bishop Wright's For Everyone
series. Focused exploration and questions help readers to
apply their own understanding to each carefully selected passage
and seek its relevance for their lives.
Suitable for private and group study.
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A Bit Like Jesus, by Robin Gill
published by SPCK 2010
isbn 9780281062041 £6.99Not even the most
dedicated follower of Jesus is really just like him. So what is
it to be even a little like Jesus?
The Kingdom of God is central to Jesus' message and, from the
stories about Jesus and the stories he told, we can discover the
values that rule in the kingdom, and whether those values are
ours.
While focusing particularly on the healing stories and
parables of Jesus, Robin Gill offers a short meditative piece
for every day (except Sunday) during the six weeks of Lent.
At the end of each meditation, there are readings from the
Psalms and the Qur'an for reflection.
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Kingdom Encounters: Biblical Characters in Life-Changing
Conversation, by The Staff and Students of Ridley
Hall College: published by Canterbury Press 2010
isbn 9781848250017 £5.99
Kingdom Encounters explores some of the many ways in
which the people of God have been changed through interaction
with one another. In some encounters described in this book, God
is centre-stage, while others are very earthy, human, sometimes
sinful engagements. But in every one God is at work,
moulding, shaping, guiding, healing. Here is the unfolding story
of how God works with people on the way, revealing himself to
them and transforming them.
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Giving it up: Daily Bible readings from Ash
Wednesday to Easter Day, by Maggi Dawn published by BRF
2010
isbn 9781841016801 £7.99
The idea of 'giving something up for Lent' is widely known
and discussed today - yet how many know that the ancient
discipline of the Lenten fast had several purposes?
It was designed as a reminder of our daily dependence on God for
all our needs, to draw us closer to God in prayer, to reconnect
with the idea of community, and to help us follow Christ's
journey through the wilderness and on to Jerusalem.
How many of us simply abstain from some treat or other for a few
weeks and fail to engage with this deeper meaning of Lent?
This book shows how Lent can be a time for exploring a
different kind of 'giving up', one that can transform our lives.
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Tasting Life: Daily thoughts for Lent, by Chris Morley
published by Kevin Mayhew 2010
isbn 9781848672239 £9.99
Lent is often seen as a time of denying life's riches;
however, this book suggests ways of using it to make the best of
them. It provides a pattern of daily reflection which will
enable readers to enter into a closer relationship with God and
their inner self. Being nourished by such a
deepening awareness is a recipe for discovering more of life's
delights.
Each day's thought begins with an often light-hearted look at an
aspect of human behaviour or something extraordinary from the
natural world. This is used to encourage inward reflection
on a facet of our own experience in the light of God's
involvement in our lives
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The Favourable Time: The Cafod/Christian Aid Lent Book 2010
published by D.L.T. 2010
isbn 9780232527803 £5.95
The season of Lent is a privileged time of the year. It
offers us the opportunity to stand back from our daily
activities and cares, and to ask: 'Where are they all leading?',
'What is the purpose of them all?' Every year in the Christian
Aid/Cafod Lent Book, six writers invite us to dedicate some time
each day to listening to the Lord speaking to us through the
readings of the day, so that we might draw closer to God through
prayer and contemplation, and through the renewal of our lives.
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The Song Forever New: Lent and Easter Meditations on
Charles Wesley's hymns, by Paul Wesley Chilcote
published by SPCK 2009
isbn 9780281062188 £8.99
These engaging meditations are based on a selection of
Wesley's best-loved hymns. For each day of Lent and
the eight days immediately after Easter, there is a scripture
reading, an extract from one of his hymns, a short reflection
and a brief prayer.
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A Way through the Wilderness: Experiencing God's help in
times of crisis, by Paula Gooder published by Church House
Publishing 2010
isbn 9780715141885 £5.99
When faced with times of crisis or challenge, many people
turn to self-help for support. But what about Christians -
how can we find strength not merely in self-help but in God's
help?
A Way through the Wilderness is a five-session course
which explores God's promise to comfort his people as they
struggle through life's wilderness.
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Encountered:Meeting God in ordinary places. A Lent
course by Claire Benton-Evans
published by Kevin Mayhew 2010
isbn 9781848672208 £8.99This Lent course explores
the ordinary places of the Easter story in which the
extraordinary events of Jesus' life, death and resurrection
occurred.
The five sessions and accompanying meditations lead you to
examine the reality of these places which Jesus knew so well,
and engage with the Gospel stories in a fresh, informed and
imaginative way.
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Encounters with Jesus: Lent study guide, by Joel Edwards
published by CWR (Cover to Cover series)
isbn 9781853455353 £5.99
No one ever came to Jesus and left His presence unchanged,
and these six studies will enable you to encounter Him afresh in
ways that will make a difference to your life.
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He Chose the Nails, by Max Lucado
published by Thomas Nelson
isbn 9780849905704 £10.49Linger on the hill of Calvary.
Rub a finger on the timber and press the nail into your hand.
Taste the tinge of cheap wine and feel the scrape of a thorn on
your brow. Touch the velvet dirt, moist with
the blood of God. Allow the tools of torture to tell their
story. Listen as they tell you WHAT GOD DID TO WIN YOUR
HEART.
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Break Broken: Journey through the Cross
Reflections and images by David Konstant and Sr. Mary Stephens
published by McCrimmons 2008
isbn 9780855976910 £4.95
A series of images and moving reflections that take you
through the Stations of the Cross.
An excellent resource for any church demonination/ background to
use during Good Friday.
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