Imagine you are growing up in an eighteenth-century village high up in the Yorkshire Moors. Times are very hard, and you have to work long hours to help your family to have even the basic essentials. Disease and death are all around you — even the death of young children. This is the life of Tom ... (more)

Under the Tree gives us the opportunity to look at what Christmas is all about and 'unwrap' some of the things that God wants us to enjoy. So, take a look under the tree and have some fun!

In this book Peterson clarifies the pastoral vocation by turning to the book of Jonah, in which he finds a captivating, subversive story that can help pastors recover their "vocational holiness". Peterson probes the spiritual dimensions of the pastoral calling and seeks to reclaim the ground taken o... (more)

From a brutal and impoverished background in Reading, England, Tom Hamblin became a believer as a teenager before serving as a missionary in the Far East. He and his wife Edna spent more than a decade leading expeditions into the heart of Borneo. Gradually they become convinced that the Lord was cal... (more)

It's 2026 and Britain is governed by an all-powerful leader. To Andrew Collins, a Christian cartoonist, he's a tyrant, but to his son, Joe, he's a hero. When they are both arrested as a result of Andrew's dissident Christian work they are imprisoned underground and become part of "The Lost".

An introduction that sets out the core convictions of Anglican worship - the centrality of Scripture, the importance of Communion, and the need to build up the body of Christ - the place of liturgical language and the relation of Anglican worship to its context and community. (1994)