Contrary to several popular works of Christian scholarship, historian Paul Barnett maintains that the first two decades of Christian history are hardly "lost years." As he shows in this penetrating book, the period between Jesus and the earliest Christian texts is open to historical investigation, a... (more)

The Also-Rans is a collection of 40 'cameos': short studies of some of the early Christians we meet in Acts and the New Testament letters. Pam has given her book the title 'The Also Rans' because very little is known about the characters she has chosen to include. They are not 'front-runners' nor th... (more)

Patrick Johnstone shares his passion for mission with us, showing us that the Church is bigger than we think in terms of Time, Size and Structure. The book has emerged from years of ministry to Christian workers and leaders and seminars. It comprehensively takes the reader through every aspect of... (more)

Saints belong to the whole history of the church but are especially visible today. One of the most visible legacies of the papacy of John Paul II has been the acceleration and multiplication of processes of beatification and canonization, mainly of figures from the recent past - martyrs under Nazism... (more)

"Doctors for the Kingdom tells the amazing yet little-known story of the medical mission of the Reformed Church in America in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia. By piecing together archival records, first-person accounts from the past century, and more than 100 photographs and maps, Dr. Paul Armerding ... (more)

With the only surviving account of Christianity during its first 300 years, Eusebius pioneered ecclesiastical history; his use of extensive quotations from original sources is exemplary. In this abridged version, Maier, famous for his translation of Josephus, accurately captures the vitality of the ... (more)