CANTERBURY PRESS

A generation were told they were history makers and could change the world. But what happens when the music fades? In this powerful reflection, Lucy Sixsmith revisits the experience of growing up in the Soul Survivor generation, from the euphoric highs of worship tents to the quiet reckoning of adulthood.

Thomas Merton is one of the most influential spiritual figures of the twentieth century. Originally published under the title The Climate of Monastic Prayer, Where Prayer Flourishes is his final work. It is full of accessible and practical teaching for anyone that wants to explore prayer to its full dimensions.

Luigi Gioia is one of the most insightful commentators on monastic and priestly life today. In The Wisdom of St Benedict he shines the light of monastic spirituality on many aspects of the contemporary Church, offering a refreshing vision of a renewed spirituality for today's Church.

A practical yet profound guide for anyone venturing on the path of prayer and contemplation, exploring Julian of Norwich's way of prayer and discovering its enduring wisdom for today. First published 30 years ago, it is truly a modern spiritual classic.

This accessible guide will enable readers to look at what the Bible says about the roles of men and women in family life, in ministry and in society. Ideal for individual reading or group study, each chapter contains a Bible study, insights from current scholarship, an exploration of contemporary application, questions for reflections and prayers.

A Bible commentary with a difference, Words That Listen provides readings from world literature to accompany every Gospel passage of the Revised Common Lectionary for Years A, B and C, from poems, fiction, nonfiction, great speeches and sacred texts, to plays, tv and film scripts, social commentaries, and theologians past and present.

Designed with today's busy lifestyles in mind, this versatile collection will help you create a regular pattern of prayer, even if you have only a snatched moment. Popular spiritual writer Angela Ashwin provides a flexible order of prayer for every day of the Christian year.

Evangelism is a contentious word, conjuring up all sorts of assumptions. But what if we recovered an authentic understanding of evangelism as good news? This is a book for everyone who wants to share the gospel but who cannot relate to what evangelism has become.