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Spirituality in Photography explores how photography can offer unique perspectives on the Self, the world and what we live by.

Leaving God for God details the history of an international community of Catholic women, following Jesus Christ in the spirit of St Vincent and St Louise caring for the broken, disadvantaged or marginalised in Britain.

Uses accessible hypnotherapy techniques to address feelings of guilt and worthlessness by encouraging forgiveness of the Self. Chapters cover themes including: how the human mind influences our behaviour, an introduction to hypnotherapy, how to identify barriers to change and personal goals, how to transform detrimental core beliefs, the need to explore forgiveness, and the liberating powers of self-hypnosis.

Evocative spiritual memoir which explores the essence of belief and spirituality, set around ancient church in rural Suffolk.

STOP PRESS JUNE 2016

A faithful interpretation of the Gospels in the form of a contemporary novel for women

From Rachel Mann, Canon Poet-in-Residence at Manchester cathedral, comes a lyrical and very personal story of remembrance, faith, family and identity shaped by the chaos and trauma wrought by the Great War and the flux in early twentieth century Europe.

Following on from the tremendously successful You're Not Crazy - It's Your Mother comes a second book by its author Danu Morrigan this time comprising 100 letters written by the author to daughters of narcissistic mothers (DoNMs) offering advice, encouragement and coping techniques.

Presents prayers and advice for people living with dementia, and those caring for them. The royalties will go to the Alzheimer's Society. There are more than 850, 000 people in the UK with dementia.

Offers prayers and advice for those whose lives are dominated by depression, which affects an estimated 1.5 million people in the UK. The royalties will go to a mental health charity.

The old saying about being condemned to repeat the history we don't know applies to Church history as much as to anything else. But we are often at a loss to know how to approach it. Much of what passed once for Church history was propagandist, and much of the best now written is brilliantly done but apparently detached from the Church's present needs. We need a theological approach to Church history but not one that is just partisan. In seeki...

Is there an 'Anglican identity'? Or is living with the tension between different temperaments and histories itself at the heart of the genius of Anglicanism? Anglican Identities draws together studies and profiles by Rowan Williams that sympathetically explore approaches to scripture, tradition, and authority that are very different - yet at the same time distinctively Anglican. William Tyndale, Richard Hooker, George Herbert, B. F. Westcott, ...

A collection of talks and sermons from Rowan Williams, one of the finest theological minds of our day, covering a range of issues from war, social justice and sexuality to prayer, spirituality and evangelism. Williams shows the connections between contemporary issues, biblical texts and the Christian tradition, each element drawing new and often surprising things out of the others, and challenges us to make our own connections between the gosp...

In this classic treatise on Christian spirituality, Rowan Williams takes us with a new eye along a road marked out by Paul, John, Ignatius, Irenaeus, Clement of Alexandria, Origen, Athanasius, Basil, Gregory of Nyssa, Augustine, and finally to Luther and St. John of the Cross. The Wound of Knowledge is a penetrating psychological and intellectual analysis of Christian spirituality from one of the finest theological minds of our day.

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Full-length analytical biography of Justin Welby, the 105th Archbishop of Canterbury, taking a critical look at his first year at Lambeth, based on his words and actions.

Nicholas Lash's new collection of essays exposes the crisis in our thinking about God which is at the root of our misunderstandings and mistakes about science and politics, ethics and economics, life and death. Opening with a devastating critique of Richard Dawkins, he goes on to discuss the 'impossibility of atheism', disentangle faith and reason, retrieve the legacy of the Second Vatican Council, and - amongst many other delights - offer spa...

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Hahn, the bestselling author of "The Lamb's Supper" and "Reasons to Believe, " celebrates the touchstones of Catholic life, guiding readers to a deeper faith through the Church's rites, customs, and traditional prayers.

Casablanca is the classic movie and provides a great basis for discussion of themes of sacrifice, repentance, suffering, loss and hope at Lent. Its wartime setting provides additional poignancy for study at a time of continued armed conflict around the world as well as the centenary remembrance of the first world war. Miranda and Not Going Out writer Paul Kerensa makes an intriguing departure from his comedy writing, preparing this moving book...