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New Titles for June 2011
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Compelled by Joy
A lifelong passion for evangelism
Michael Green £9.99
Michael Green shares his passion, reflections, convictions and suggestions from a
lifetime of church and university missions, not to mention numerous informal encounters.
A book to provoke, stimulate and inspire, but above all fire up every Christian for
the urgent task of evangelism.
'These life lessons and reflections will motivate and equip you (as they have me)
to live and speak for Jesus with renewed urgency, effectiveness and joy'
Richard Cunningham, Director of UCCF
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Everyday Church
Mission by being good neighbours
Tim Chester & Steve Timmis £9.99
Most people in the West have no intention of ever attending church, yet many of our approaches to
evangelism still assume a Christian mentality - we expect people to come to us when we put on a good church service.
We need to meet the unchurched where they are, in the context of everyday life, shifting the focus
from putting on attractive events to creating attractive communities.
'How can Christians infiltrate an increasingly hostile world? The answers in this book may surprise you.'
Adrian Warnock
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Soul Food for Mums
An ideal devotional for every baby's 1st year
Lucinda van der Hart & Anna France-Williams £9.99
You are too exhausted to think, never mind pray, your home is a mess and you can't find your Bible...
Soul Food will nourish you through your baby's first year, offering inspirational and practical ideas for applying
God's word and incorporating prayer into your daily life.
With honesty and humour, the authors draw upon their own, and others', experiences of motherhood.
The result is both delightful and unusual.
'Full of common sense, short meditations and practical suggestions.'
Mary Pytches, author and speaker
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Remember
The Things That Matter When Hope is Hard to Find
Rhonda Watson £7.99
'My soul is downcast within me; therefore I will remember you.'
Diagnosed in 2008 with Motor Neurone Disease (MND), Rhonda Watson is rapidly
losing her speech, mobility and other physical functions. In desperation she turned to the only true
source of hope and comfort - God.
This honest and powerful book helps fellow-sufferers recall in times of trouble the
character of God - who walks with us along the path of suffering and holds us in our pain.
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Seeking a City with Foundations
Theology for an urban world
David W Smith £16.99
For the first time in human history, the majority of people around the world now live
in cities - and urban culture and values, communicated by electronic means, profoundly influence the lives
of everyone on earth.
In this stimulating and challenging volume, David Smith explores the history and nature
of this development, showing that the Bible can Bible can powerfully and prophetically speak afresh into our con
temporary urban world.
'Smith both instructs and inspires in this very important book.'
Eldin Villafane, Professor of Christian Social Ethics, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, Boston USA
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Evangelical Truth
A personal plea for unity, integrity and faithfulness
John Stott £7.99
This heartfelt statement from John Stott brings into sharp focus the defining essence of
evangelical truth. His masterly distillation of decades of reflection on Christian discipleship ranges over the
history of the church and its formative teachings, as well as the worldwide church today.
Stott expounds the Trinitarian character of the evangelical faith: the gracious initiative
of God the Father in revealing himself to us, of Jesus Christ in redeeming us through the cross and resurrection,
and of the indwelling Holy Spirit in transforming us.
Now with a new format and cover design.
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