Spirituality

A brilliant modern take on Bible study and labyrinth-walking which offers forty short, biblical meditations on the challenges and blessings of daily life.

Bishop Jill Duff's long-awaited volume, based on her hugely influential talks, asks, what does it look like to have a faith that transforms society?

Starting from the area covered by his previously book - Memory, Victimhood, Forgiveness and Reaching out to the Other, the author moves deeper to speak of personal flourishing, social cohesion, political co-existence and the survival of the planet, as well as a deeper understanding of the work of God in the world.

Distinguished British historian and theologian Jane Shaw introduces four innovators of Anglican spirituality from the early twentieth-century - Percy Dearmer, Evelyn Underhill, Somerset Ward and Rose Macaulay - and suggests how they might help us develop a renewed Anglican spirituality for our own 'spiritual but not religious' age.

Undivided Heart is a book about what drives us - reflecting on our motivation and purpose, and need to define ourselves through our faith in Christ.

Based on the caterpillar-chrysalis-butterfly metaphor of Hidden Wings, this book offers spiritual insights and wisdom from the likes of Teilhard de Chardin to help us explore what it means to be an agent of spiritual change in our own life and that of the world around us.

One of the most influential and beloved spiritual teachers of our time shows how to practice deep listening in everyday life: how to turn away from noise and distraction, pay closer attention, and embrace silence.

Selected by Carolyn Whitney-Brown, this collection of the late Jean Vanier's essential writings best encapsulates his message of compassion, community, and his stress on the dignity and value of human life, that struck a universal chord.