Until her diagnosis, few knew how passionately Val - a lover of Nancy Drew mysteries as a child - fantasised about becoming a hardboiled female gumshoe. Motivated by her illness to finally pursue her goal, Val opened her own PI firm and became an undercover mother.

Robert Murray McCheyne was born in 1813 and died in 1843. His life, was nothing short of extraordinary. Given the charge of St Peter's Church, Dundee at the age of 23, even his trial sermon was blessed, with two people being saved. The church saw astonishing growth, overflowing with 1,100 hearers. ... (more)

So begins this gripping story of missionary endeavour in China. The early church leader, Tertullian, said that ‘the blood of the martyrs is the seed of the church’. This is just one story of the people who’s witness is the cause of the spectacular growth of the church in China today.

They were, much like us, ordinary citizens of their time. Yet their extraordinary lives resound through the generations for the glory of God. Timeless Stories is an exceptional collection of narratives from the daily lives of Christian heroes like George Muller, Charles Spurgeon, Dwight Moody, Corri... (more)

Through some of the best-loved heroines of the Christian faith, God's glory is manifest as He accomplishes significant things through imperfect people. In Women of Faith readers discover the remarkable stories of Susanna Wesley, Fanny Crosby, Catherine Booth, Mary Slessor and Corrie ten Boom. Their ... (more)

Here is 'the best of the best': a collection of heartwarming, inspiring, challenging and uplifting stories of friendship overcoming the odds.

A testament to God's work amongst the poor, sick and underprivileged throughout the world. From Bradford to the Philippines, from Bombay to Romania - each of Stories From Around The World's ten chapters is a testament to God's work amongst the poor, sick and underprivileged throughout the world. ... (more)

Here is an affectionate portrait of Lord Runcie, a man of great courage, warmth and wit who was vilified by sections of the press while he was Archbishop of Canterbury, but was also said to have provided the only effective opposition to the government during the eighties - a decade not renowned for ... (more)