Over a century ago, the founder of the Hawes Creamery (famous for Wensleydale Cheese) was a teenager when he noticed a piece of paper on the street in Hawes. Inquisitively, he picked it up, read it and was converted to Christ. The discarded tract had done its work. James Hudson Taylor, pioneer missionary to…
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The title of this new Christianity Explored course is based on the question Jesus asked: ‘What good is it for a man to gain the whole world yet forfeit his soul?’ This evangelistic course has been designed for young people. There are two versions of the printed material – CY Nano is aimed at…
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I thoroughly enjoyed the opening chapters of this book. The writer includes a great deal of detail about growing up and living in rural South Africa. This is something which I can personally relate to! Colin Peckham tells of his conversion in the early fifties through the evangelistic work of the late Pastor Peter…
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The book Gospel-centred life consists of fourteen short chapters, grouped together under three broad headings — ‘Gospel-centred change’, ‘Gospel-centred perspectives’ and ‘Gospel-centred living’. Each chapter starts with a clearly stated principle which summarises the chapter’s teaching objective. This objective is then introduced by a number of real-life scenarios, developed through a Bible study, expanded…
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Attractively produced, this publication sets out to explain, in a lively manner, the true facts of the Christmas story. It tackles some of the myths and legends which have grown up over the years and shows the reader the true ‘reason for the season’. The first half of the booklet covers the historical background…
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E. M. Hicham’s engaging mix of anecdote, cultural observation, and biblical application will doubtless make this a ‘standard text’ for witnessing to Muslims. The book’s readability and depth of insight make it helpful for everyone from teenagers with Muslim friends to church-planting missionaries. Part 1 gives an uncomplicated yet ample overview of Islam. Part…
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This is a fascinating and unusual book as it looks at Jesus through the eyes of those who met him. The nineteen chapters are all relatively short and can each be read in 10–15 minutes. The nature of this book means that there has to be some speculation, as the author tries to put…
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