Jesus Is Here is a children's book suitable for use at the Com­munion Service. Through colourful and at­­trac­tive pictures, it provides an expla­n­ation of all that takes place during the service, and how it ties in with a child's life and experience.

A new collection of 68 contemporary collects written to provide modern prayers for worship in the Church of England. The new prayers offer an alternative to, and complement, the original Collects and Post Communions. The prayers are presented in a large format paperback and provide material for ... (more)

This new book of Collects and Post Communions contains both the original Collects and Post Communions and the Additional Collects alongside one another, on the same page for convenience and ease of use. It is a sturdy, long-lasting hardback, matching the Pastoral Services and Desk edition.

This large format booklet contains the traditional language collects for Lesser Festivals, Common of the Saints and Special Occasions. It provides an easy-to-use alternative to accessing these collects previously only found in the President's edition of Common Worship. Ideal for churches who hold se... (more)

This beautiful book - printed in full colour through­out - explains Baptism in a straight­­forward and attractive manner which will help parents and god­parents to have a better understanding of what they are asking for their child. It is ideal for the priest to give away as part of the preparation.

Your Confirmation in the Church of England is more than just a guide to the procedures and require­­ments of Confirmation. It takes the adult candidate through the process of decision-­making, ex­p­lains the significance of the service itself, and has important things to say about the responsibi... (more)

How can bishops work together effectively in the leadership of the Church? What is their role, as a ´college´, in helping to maintain the Church in unity of faith? How can the corporate ministry of bishops strengthen the mission and ministry of the whole Church? This book provides theological... (more)

In the celebration of the Eucharist and other sacraments, the Book of the Gospels rather than the lecturn is the equivalent focus to the table and the gifts in the first part of the liturgy. It is because a minister (traditionally the Deacon) brings in the Book of the Gospels at the start of the lit... (more)