CHURCH HOUSE PUBLISHING

Offers liturgical texts for a variety of services with a focus on creation, from daily prayer to services of the word, school assemblies, eucharistic celebrations and seasonal services to mark the agricultural year.

Pete Wilcox reflects on the time when, in the space of one year, he was made a diocesan bishop and was diagnosed with colon cancer. Drawing heavily on daily prayer journal entries kept at the time, he offers encouragement and support for anyone attempting to maintain life as normal while dealing with personal challenges that might be overwhelming.

Five traditional designs to help you remind families of their baptism anniversary and send them a greeting from the church. Uses traditional imagery and 'baptism' terminology inside and out. Pack of 20 cards, 4 each of 5 designs.

This leaflet for parents and carers explains what happens at a Christening. It explains the basic elements of a Christening service, the role of godparents, and points families towards supporting online resources. Pack of 20.

This Calm and Bright Advent Calendar is designed to help children and families prepare calmly and joyfully to celebrate the birth of Jesus at Christmas.

The Church of England is in a season of discernment as it seeks to honour and accommodate differing theological and pastoral responses to Living in Love and Faith and to find a way to remain united despite sometimes profound disagreement. Martyn Snow offers further practical resources for this season of listening, prayer, patience and kindness.

Church Representation Rules is a vital tool for all those involved in parochial, diocesan and national Church governance. This 2025 edition reflects the impacts of six separate pieces of legislation enacted since the 2022 edition, including rules relating to the conduct of elections, Cathedrals governance and safeguarding requirements.

This renowned reference directory, first published in 1858, is an essential resource for anyone who works with or is linked to the Church of England, the Church of Ireland, the Church in Wales or the Episcopal Church of Scotland. 109th edition.