CANTERBURY PRESS

Seeing a need for monastic values in busy London life, Richard Carter founded the Nazareth Community. Part story, part spiritual meditation, The City is My Monastery shares the community's values of Silence, Service, Scripture, Sacrament, Sharing, Sabbath Time and Staying.

Mystics, from John of the Cross and Julian of Norwich to Teresa of Avila and Francis of Assisi lived through climate change, plague, wars and persecutions. Drawing on imagery used by the mystics to make sense of their own landscapes, Charlie Cleverly invites us to let their spiritual practice shape our prayer lives in our own perplexing times.

A definitive history of one of the most significant religious orders to emerge in the Anglican church, the Cowley Fathers - the first men's religious order to be founded in the Church of England since the Reformation.

Fans of Dave Walker's unique and brilliant cartoon style will welcome this colouring book that all ages can enjoy. Featuring over 40 large scale cartoons celebrating the oddities of church life, it combines the fun of colouring with Dave's distinctive and wry humour.

Embark on a journey of spiritual growth with Julian of Norwich as your guide. Popular retreat leader and former monk Robert Fruehwirth explores the stages of faith development using Julian's Revelations of Divine Love, inviting readers into a deeper, more honest and grounded faith.

A pastoral study of Eucharistic practice and experience, addressing basic questions about the meaning of the Eucharist in contemporary culture. An essential guide for all ministering in a world of streamed services and remote worship.

This is Dave Walker's third collection of cartoons with its Tweeting bishops, its sociological study of the average Lent group, its handy guide to weighing up the respective merits of going to a church service vs. an Alpha course, and a great deal more.

Drawing on theories of secularisation, Martyn Percy charts the shifts in power from institutional religion to individualistic spirituality. He asks whether the age of institutional Christianity is effectively over, and is being replaced by networks of socio-spiritual-political values focused around issues of common concern.