Christianity Rediscovered is more than just a classic missionary story. It is also a profound challenge, a call to a radical redefinition of what we mean when we talk about mission - as relevant to today's church as it was when it was first written. For Vincent Donovan, his experiences amongst the Masai in East Africa meant a total reappraisal of the meaning of his faith, and a rediscovery of his Christianity. Written with moving simplicity, Donovan's account continues to represent a provocative challenge to all those engaged in issues of evangelism and culture. Bringing this vital work to a new generation, this edition includes a foreword by Chris Lane, author of Ordinary Miracles.

An inspirational account of mess, meals and miracles! When Chris Lane and his friends planted a church on an inner-city estate notorious for crime and deprivation, they could not imagine the rollercoaster ride that awaited. Committed to loving and living in one place - the Langworthy estate in Salford - they have spent 18 years seeing Jesus' hope and healing transforming even the darkest and most desperate situations. At the heart of Ordinary Miracles is an understanding of Jesus' meal table, and how Langworthy Community Church has seen the most unlikely people welcomed into Jesus' Kingdom as they share at His table and invite others to do the same. Be encouraged by the radical inclusivity of Jesus' invitation and the remarkable miracles that happen when we eat with Him!

UK NUMBER ONE BESTSELLING COMEDY NOVEL "Actually had me crying with laughter at certain points, well written and the plot just keeps unravelling. A fantastic read all round, Highly recommend " "This is truly the best book I have read in ages. It is not for children but has a great ( and sinister) story line. The black homour had me rolling with laughter in places. Read the book in a day; it was that compelling." 'Bloodwrath' is a very black, modern-day comedy thriller in which the principal character finds that 'slaying' is much harder and far messier than expected when he uses a decorative sword to kill a burglar. Then another burglar. Then a drug-dealer... Blackmailed into further gruesome slayings, things get more complicated - and funnier. 'Bloodwrath' is not a 'who-done-it' (Roger did it); it is NOT set in Scandinavia (so all the names can be read ) and has no moral message at all. It is just for fun. It is the first in the bestselling 'Chard' series, though they can be read in any oorder. Set in modern-day Chard, England, this story contains some rather gruesome scenes and 54 instances of the 'f' word but nothing worse and definitely no 'rude stuff' to slow the plot. Not for small children. Chris Lane's style has been compared to Terry Pratchett (without the wizards) or Tom Sharpe (with more blood). He is best known as the writer of award-winning comedy drama, in constant production on stages all over the world. ALSO AVAILABLE FROM AMAZON: bestselling Fairy series set in the Dark Ages.