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In this imaginative and rich prayer resource, words and icon-like images of hands, inspired by biblical figures, come together powerfully to create a versatile collection of contemporary liturgies. A unique resource for alternative worship, prayer groups, retreats and quiet days. Includes a CD of colour images for projection or printing.

Treasures Old and New" illuminates 40 primary images from the three-year Lectionary. With each of the images, Ramshaw explores a total of nearly 200 words and phrases in light of biblical history, typological relationships, poetic nuances, metaphoric meanings, and liturgical year connections.

In love for the first time, a son's decisions about the future divides his family in this fearless and thought-provoking novel.

If midnight is the time when Jesus returns, then there is not long left until it happens. Jesus is calling out to us to focus; to stay close to Him. He says to us 'Take My yoke upon you . . .' If we remain yoked to Jesus we will not lose our way: we will be where He wants us to be, when He wants us to be there.

The spiritual journey continues for Hannah, Meg, Mara and Charissa, the characters we met in the bestselling book Sensible Shoes. Sometimes life feels like two steps forward and one step back. Find your own spiritual journey reflected in the lives of these women and discover the way forward.

Catherine's story of how, despite the heartbreak of nursing two daughters till they died, she was able to perceive God's mercy.

With feminism grafted on to Christianity, how will the Church continue its growth? In a series of essays that reflect on the phenomenon of religion, Gail Ramshaw proposes a way of Christian belief, worship and ethics that grows out of the Bible, Christian tradition, and feminist consciousness.

Takes into account the diversity of Christianity, notably the division between the Orthodox East and the Catholic West, the Reformation and its consequences; the flow out from Europe with empires and the development from corporate 'tribal' religion to religion as a matter of individual choice.