Spirituality

In this beautiful little book Ronald Rolheiser turns on its head the idea that religious life is the preserve of monks and nuns. Our cloisters are the walls of our home and our work, the streets we walk, and the people with whom we share our lives. The domestic is the monastic.

In The Stature of Waiting, W. H. Vanstone - award-winning writer and Canon Emeritus of Chester Cathedral - reflects on the majesty of Jesus as he 'waits' before those who accuse, taunt and crucify him. For us today, such times of passivity and passion are as important as times of action and taking charge.

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.

Unravels a polyphony of silences from the history of Christianity and beyond. This book considers Judaeo-Christian borrowings from Greek explorations of the divine, and the silences which were a feature of Jesus' brief ministry.

Bible stories can seem so familiar that we fail to connect with the lives and characters they reveal. Reflecting on the frailties, uncertainties and mysteries of the human experience, this title presents story meditations which offer real insight into the nature of salvation. Each is followed by suggestions.

Equips readers to discover signs of God's in-breaking kingdom in everyday life.

Liz Hoare investigates the lives and writings of twelve great spiritual writers of our times, looking especially at spiritual growth and discipleship.

Emotionally Healthy Spirituality is the heart of the discipleship course (The EHS Course) that is changing people and churches around the world, launching people into a transformative spirituality with God.

Oneness considers the role monastic life plays within the life of the contemporary church.

"Melodies of a New Monasticism" adopts a musical metaphor of polyphony (the combination of two or more lines of music) to articulate the way that early Christian virtues can be woven together in community.