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It is widely agreed that Stott could not have been half so effective without Frances Whitehead at his side. She was (as he) 'fast, exacting and determined'. She had a sharp mind. They were good friends, and she was named on his Will as 'My friend and executor'.

This book boldly challenges the adequacy of the biomedical model alone in addressing the symptoms and causes of physical and mental illness. While allowing that the biomedical model has its place in the treatment of disease, the authors argue persuasively that there are untapped resources for health and wholeness in Christian faith and practice.

Contains brief reflections that help readers to prepare for Sunday liturgy. This book is useful for reading in the car on the way to church.

The 3rd in the series of reflections on the Sunday readings from the Gospel of Matthew used during Year A.