From the Chatino hills of Mexico comes the true to life story of Tacho. This account of God's love, grace and transforming power stands as a tribute to His work in the most unexpected people, places and situations. From the Chatino hills of Mexico comes the true to life story of Tacho. This acc... (more)

We live in a broken world, in a culture that needs transformation, that needs hope. Yet so often, when we see these problems, we don’t consider ourselves to be part of the solution. We think the problems are too big for people like us to solve. But when we see ourselves the way God sees us, the p... (more)

'During my long years of solitary confinement in Beirut when I had no pen or paper, no books and no news of the outside world, I 'wrote' in my imagination. I travelled back to my earliest memories and recalled sensations of childhood. As I lay chained, fearfully awaiting interrogation, I examined th... (more)

So often we hide our true selves from the world behind masks we have carefully constructed, but this is not how God created us to be . Through her own personal story Claire Musters shows how it is possible to take off these masks and live a freer and more authentic life. Church can be the best but a... (more)

Available 16/12/04. Including the experiences of a woman who found the strength to forgive the man who raped her, parents who have forgiven the man who murdered their son, and the story of two drug addicts in Jerusalem, a Jew and an Arab, who have found God and the spirit of forgiveness. Each indivi... (more)

"deeply, deeply moving" Erica Wolfe-Murray "Mark has a background of considerable emotional and maternal deprivation, he has written most movingly about it." John Pritchard, Arch Deacon of Canterbury Variously described as "gripping" and "inspiring" this is a dramatic tale of pain and hea... (more)

Archbishop Rowan Williams's study of Teresa of Avila exemplifies his own deep spiritual theology. Together with her contemporary and friend, St John of the Cross, Teresa of Avila stands at the highest point of Catholic spiritual writing in the troubled age of the Reformation and Counter-Reformatio... (more)

As I sat there gasping for breath, I turned my attention to my house. Even through the thick woods, I could still see the glow of the fire. As I watched the sparks and smoke soaring over the trees toward heaven, a wave of despair washed over me. My throat thickened, and tears filled my eyes, blurrin... (more)