SPCK Publications 2010
isbn 9780281062300    £9.99

Following Christ is a dynamic venture in faith.  God may call his people to step into the unknown, but he travels with them on their way.

This collection of daily readings, activities and prayers provides a valuable resource for the journey.

SPCK Publications: Classic Series 2010

isbn 9780281062232    £9.99

First published in 1977, Holy Spirit quickly became a bestseller.
With consummate clarity of thought and style, Michael Ramsey sets out to establish what the Spirit meant in the experience and the language of the early Christians.  For 'there are none from whom we can learn more about a theme so intimately linked with the coming of Jesus Christ'

isbn 9780281063284   £9.99

This selection of Thomas Merton's finest writing, first published over 30 years ago, remains as relevant as ever to those wishing to progress in the spiritual life.   Here we find Merton discussing solitude, St John of the Cross, the primitive Carmelite ideal, Christianity and totalitarianism, and the power and meaning of love.

Many people today are finding some of Christianity's most ancient patterns of discipleship, worship and prayer to be a source of blessing, healing and renewal.   Here, the classic spiritual disciplines that have nourished Christians over the centuries are explored afresh.  They offer practical help for our anxious, pressured lifestyles and are a reminded of the countless ways in which God seeks us and speaks to us, as the language of traditional worship puts it, 'at all times and in all places'; in words and in silence, in solitude and in the company of others, in times of celebration and in quiet reflection.   The popular writer and broadcaster David Winter introduces time-honoured ways of fostering spiritual growth.

isbn 9780826441782   £12.99

'Sister Wendy draws us in to share her pilgrimage.  Her enthusiasm is contagious as she braves the gusts of frozen snow in Ukraine, crosses the bleak Sinai desert, even climbs scaffolding to glimpse precious art within a monastery.   As she shares what she sees in these ancient works of art we are drawn yet again into deep reflection so that our own faith in her words "is irradiated with the light that we see in the faith of the early Christians".'  (Delia Smith)