resources
publications
This is a selection of some of our more recent publications. All our publications (unless indicated) can be purchased through MPH, telephone 01733 325002 or email
Sense Making Faith, Anne Richards
Beautifully illustrated in full colour and with new poems from the Archbishop of Canterbury, Sense Making Faith is a resource book for spiritual exploration. Using the physical senses of sight, hearing, smell, touch and taste, as well as the power of the imagination, anyone can discover anew how rich and diverse our world is and find out what God is doing in it.
Changing Evangelisation, Philip Knights
Continuing this remarkable series on the emerging Church, Philip Knight contributes a valuable challenge to the accepted methodology of evangelisation from a Catholic perspective. Changing evangelisation is an essential read for all those interested in mission and emerging church. It's positive and upbeat, exhorting us to lift up our hearts and go on.
The Alpha Phenomenon, edited by Andrew Brookes
Love it or loathe it, the Alpha course is a phenomenon and has been enormously successful. This book provides a balanced, wide-ranging evaluation and will be of benefit to thinking Christians everywhere.
Journey into Growth, edited by Terry Tennens
A workbook for local churches looking to grow in mission, Journey Into Growth will encourage churches to look at themselves and their communities and seek the companionship of the skilled outsider - the mission companion.
Migration Principles, Migration Roundtable Working Group
A thoughtful document that takes forward the work of building communities who are aware and sensitive to the needs of others. Migration is a global issue and here the churches are being given a set of principles to work with and make their own.
Asylum Principles
This booklet provides a very useful resource for Christians who want to offer a welcome to the stranger in their midst. This publication gives Christians many of the answers they require when they are faced with the challenge offered in the Last Judgement in Matthew's Gospel.
Heart of Flesh, Gillian Court
The author presents the role of the prophetic in Bonhoeffer's life and work comparing his message with the message of the Hebrew prophets of the 6th century BC. The lessons to be learned continue to resonate in the climate of the 21st century, at a time of change, shaking and dismantling of established structures and the resultant confusion among the people of God.
Bonhoeffer and Britain, Keith Clements
100 years after his birth, and just over 60 years after his death, the life and witness of Dietrich Bonhoeffer remain as provocatively relevant as ever in a world where religion is too often silent in face of injustice. This book offers new insights into Bonhoeffer for those already familiar with him, and a valuable introduction for those to whom he is still just a name.
A World Transformed, Pat Logan
A World Transformed is an exploration of the definition of a truly civil society in these changing times, where social transformation and a Christian engagement with society 's issues are a reality. Highly, recommended for every reader who is, or wishes to become, socially aware.
Changing Mission, Stuart Murray Williams
New church, fresh expressions of church, future church or emerging church - what exactly can be learned from the new churches? Stuart Murray Williams brings an Anabaptist perspective to these questions, reflecting on the significance of the new many forms of Church arising today. The western church is in trouble and believes that the questions it faces are theological and missiological rather than ecclesiological.
Bishop George Bell - The Greatest Churchman, Peter Raina
George Bell was alive at one of the most crucial times in modern history. In speaking in the House of Lords of the distinction between the Hitler state and the German nations, he put his own career on the line; determined to pursue international reconciliation, his work both during and after the war helped to build the Europe we know today. Bell's friendship with Bonhoeffer was important in revealing the evil of Nazism to a wider world.
China Study Journal
This is an academic journal publishing articles on religion and religious policy in China. The majority of research articles have been written by Chinese researchers working in China and contain empirical studies of rural and urban Christianity and developments in Sino-Christian theology. The journal also collates reports of other religions in contemporary Chinese society and documentation related to changes in religious policy. The China Study Journal is edited by Edmond Tang, lecturer in contemporary Chinese religion at the University of Birmingham and head of the Research Unit for the East Asian Christian Studies.
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