Letters to a Broken Church
edited by Janet Fife and Gilo
Drawing on the personal experience of survivors of abuse and their allies, Letters to a Broken Church speaks directly into the existential abuse crisis facing the Church of England and other Christian denominations. 
July 2019, PB, 196pp, 229 x 152 mm 978-0-9932942-6-6 £11.99, US$16.99, €15.49, CAN$23.49, AUS$22.49 More details
Hope Rediscovered: Biblical Wisdom for an Anxious World
by David Atkinson – with a foreword by Archbishop Rowan Williams
Social and economic inequality, sustainable development, environmental damage and climate change: these issues all raise deep moral and spiritual questions about who we are, our destiny, how we flourish, and what we hope for. Using the Gospel of John, this book, by Bishop David Atkinson, is about being re-oriented in the face of such challenges. June 2018, PB, 230pp, 229 x 152 mm 978-0-9932942-1-1 £12.99, US$19.99, €15.49, CAN$25.00, AUS$25.00 More details
Words Out of Silence
by Jill Segger
Quietness and conflict, life and death, place and memory, politics and pity, friendship and peace. Jill Segger weaves a tapestry of poetry and prose that takes us on journeys of personal transformation set against (and responsive to) the backdrop of turmoil in the world around us. 
May 2019. PB. 174pp. 229 x 152 mm. 978-0-9932942-8-0 £11.99. US$16.99. €15.49. CAN$23.49. AUS$22.49 More details
Keeping Faith With Hope: The Challenge of Israel-Palestine
by Harry Hagopian
Expertly gathering together dispatches and commentary, Dr Harry Hagopian, international lawyer, independent diplomat and engaged ecumenist, opens up new paths for understanding what is going on in Israel–Palestine and offers sustainable possibilities of peace with justice. May 2019,PB, 164pp, 229 x 152 mm 978-0-9932942-7-3 £11.99, US$16.99, €15.49, CAN$23.49, AUS$22.49 More details
Football’s Faithful Fans
edited by Iain Whyte
Football is nothing without fans, whose commitment has been likened to religious devotion. This entertaining book features contributions from clergy and others from different backgrounds who follow Scottish football. It is a lively insight into ‘fan psychology’ – the book supports African development projects through the Homeless World Cup. July 2019, PB, 110pp, 229 x 152 mm 978-1-9161733-0-9 £9.99. US$12.00. €11.00. CAN$17.00. AUS$17.50 More details
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