August 2013
Why does God ordain suffering? – A…
The Christian church today has all but abandoned a robust and refreshingly biblical theology of suffering. This is why it…
Read more
The Christian church today has all but abandoned a robust and refreshingly biblical theology of suffering. This is why it…
Read moreAugust: the month of school holidays (always), my holidays (sometimes) and sunshine (occasionally). It’s also the anniversary of my father’s…
Hayes Town Chapel has recently celebrated 225 years since its founding in 1788. In 1748 Charles Manning, Rector of St…
Three years ago my husband and I moved abroad. He had been called to serve as a missionary and pastor…
At the beginning of June, around 100 people from all over South Wales gathered for the public launch of the…
Read our latest book reviews
A time for mission: the challenge for global Christianityc Samuel Escobar IVP, 192 pages, £8.99, ISBN: 978-1-84474-549-4 Star Rating : 5 The scope of Escobar’s book is as far reaching and global as his subject matter. In A…
Veteran scholar-missionaries Robert L. Plummer and John Mark Terry edit this collection of entry points into the missionary methods of the Apostle Paul. With contributions from Michael Bird, Eckhard Schnabel and Craig Keener, this volume examines Paul's missionary methods from…
Sermons of the Great Ejection Banner of Truth, 275 pages, £6.25 ISBN: 978-1-84871-152-5 Star Rating : 4 This ‘puritan paperback’ contains sermons of men ejected from the Anglican Church in the time of Charles II. They were ejected…
Mission strategies then and now: An introduction to biblical missiology Robin Daniel Tamarisk Publications, 218 pages, £11.00, ISBN: 978-0-9538565-6-5 Star Rating : 4 The author asks whether or not early church mission strategy would work today. He…
