In 2007 a consortium of Muslim clerics and scholars produced a document entitled A Common Word Between Us and You which was issued as an open letter to the leaders of the major Christian churches. This document was answered by another open letter from religious academics at the Yale Center for Fait... (more)

At a time when issues of religious diversity are ever present in the media and in public debate in the UK, student and general interest in this topic is at a new high. Paul Weller's new textbook provides an overview of the religious diversity of the UK. Informed by examples from the author's own r... (more)

'Mothers Against Drugs' began with just a handful of people who were desperate to help family members and friends in the grip of drug addiction. The local vicar became involved and the ‘accidental church’, in the form of a drop-in centre, was born. This inspirational account tells of how God used a ... (more)

Church leaders want to know how to make small groups work for their church communities, yet a quick look around shows that while small groups are all the rage, much of the time they create more problems than they solve. Nelson Searcy and Kerrick Thomas, founding pastors of The Journey Church in the ... (more)

Examining the effect on the church and its mission of globalization, growing consumerism and post-modern culture, this work is the sequel to the bestselling "McDonaldization of the Church".

This book will challenge you about the growing isolation of the church from today's culture.

A struggling choir, empty pews, a cold building and vicar racing from one Communion service to another? This is the stereotype of rural worship—but beyond this is a real vibrancy of spiritual life where church attendance is much higher than in urban areas and the church continues to be a key part of... (more)

At a time when Anglican and Evangelical seem to be increasingly polarised rather than part of the same tradition, an Evangelical Anglican takes a fresh look at the historical and contemporary expressions of each to assess their distinctive standpoints, to show how much common ground they share and t... (more)