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racial justice and multicultural
ministry
Publications
(prices correct at
January 2005, please note that there will also be charges for
postage and packing)
Available from the United Reformed Church Racial
Justice Office Church House, 86 Tavistock Place, London WC1H 9RT
Tel: 020 7916 8655
How to respond to
Refugees and Asylum Seekers, United Reformed Church Committee
for Racial Justice and Multicultural Ministry, 2003, 30p
Myths about Asylum
Seekers, United Reformed Church South Western Synod, 2003, 30p
Jihad and Martyrdom,
Inter Faith Relations Committee of the United Reformed Church, 2003,
50p
ISA – Jesus through
Muslim eyes, Inter Faith Relations Committee of the United
Reformed Church, 2004, 50p
Available from the
Churches’ Commission for Racial Justice (CCRJ)
Bastille Court, 2
Paris Garden, London SE1 8ND
Tel: 020 7654 7254
ccrj@ctbi.org.uk
Asylum Voices – experiences of people seeking
asylum in the United Kingdom, edited by Andrew Bradstock and
Arlington Trotman, CTBI, 2003, £6.95
Church and Race:
the newsletter of CCRJ; three editions per year, subscription £3.50
per year
CCRJ Induction Pack
– introducing CCRJ’s work, CCRJ, 2002, free
The Churches and
‘Race’, David Haslam, Grove Books Ltd, 2001, £2.50
One Race - a Study
Pack on Racial Violence for Churches, CCRJ, 1994, £1.50.
Orders to Kill – the
truth behind the murder of Martin Luther King Jr, William F
Pepper, 1995, £12
Race for the
Millennium: a Challenge to Church and Society,
David Haslam, CHP,
1996, £7.95
Available from CTBI
Publications
4 John Wesley Road, Peterborough PE4 6ZP
Tel: 01733 325002
orders@ctbi.org.uk
sales@mph.org.uk
Redeeming the time – all God’s people must
challenge racism: a statement of policy by Churches Together in
Britain and Ireland, and selected readings, CTBI, 2003, £5
Black Majority
Churches UK Directory 2003, CTBI, £9.99
Available from the Anglican Church House Bookshop
Church House, Great Smith Street, London SW1P
3NZ.
Tel: 020 7898 1300
www.chbookshop.co.uk
An Amazing Journey – the Church of England’s
response to institutional racism, Glynne Gordon Carter, CHP,
2003, £12.95
Communities and Buildings, CHP, 1996,
£3.95
'Multi-Faith Worship'?, CHP, 1992, £3.50
The Passing Winter: A Sequel to Seeds of Hope,
CHP, 1996, £4.95
Religious Discrimination – a Christian
Response, CTBI, 2001, £5.95
The Road Ahead: a
Christian Muslim dialogue, CHP, 2003, £9.95
Scriptures in
dialogue: Christians and Muslims studying the Bible and the Quran
together, CHP, 2004, £12.95
Serving God in
Church and Community - Vocations for Minority Ethnic Anglicans in
the Church of England, CHP, 2000, £.3.95
Sharing One Hope?, CHP, 2001, £3.95
Simply Value Us: Meeting the Needs of Young
Minority Ethnic Anglicans, CHP, 2000, £4.95
Available from the
Methodist Church Racial Justice Office
Methodist Church
House, 25 Marylebone Road, London NW1 5JR.
Tel: 020 7467 5278
racialjustice@methodistchurch.org.uk
Beyond Duty: a personal challenge to
promoting racial justice, Methodist Church Committee for Racial
Justice, 2003, £1.00
Building A Racially Inclusive Methodist
Church: A Training Strategy Plan, The Methodist Church, 2004.
£2.00
Making A Positive
Difference: Facing the Challenge of Racism and Race Relations,
The Methodist Church, 2001, £3.00
Pride and Prejudice - Black Methodists Making
A Positive Contribution, Methodist Publishing House (MPH), 2000,
£2.00
Race Into The Future - A Resource Book,
MPH, 1997, £2.00
Reflection and Renewal: A review of the
Methodist Racial Justice Projects Fund, Methodist Church
Committee for Racial Justice, 2003, £1.00
Strangers No More :Transformation Through
Racial Justice, The Methodist Church, 2001, £5.00
Workers For The
Harvest: A Process For Equipping Racial Justice Facilitators,
The Methodist Church, 2004. £5.00
Available from Catholic Association for Racial
Justice (CARJ)
9 Henry Road,
London N4 2LH.
Tel: 020 8802 8080
info@carj.co.uk
Black Health: A
Political Issue, Protasia Torkington, CARJ, 1991, £7.95
Black Settlers in
Britain 1555 – 1958, Nigel File and Chris Power, Heinemann,
1995, £5.99
From Barriers to
Community: the challenge of the Gospel for a divided society,
Mary Grey and Richard Zipfel, Collins, £5.95
Jesus is Dread:
Black Theology and Black Culture in Britain, Robert Beckford,
Darton, Longman and Todd, 1998, £10.95
Keeping Hope Alive:
who finds refuge in Britain?, Jesuit Refugee Service, 1996,
£3.95
Out-Caste to
Authority: a report on authority and governance in the Catholic
Church in England and Wales with particular reference to the
experience of Black Catholics, CARJ, 2000, £2.50
Out of the Shadows:
an Audio-Visual History of the Black Presence in Britain 1500 – 1950,
CARJ, 1987; video with script and notes, £15
A Reader’s Guide to
West Indian and Black British Literature, David Dabydeen and
Nana Wilson-Tagoe, Hansib Publishing, 1998, £8.95
Staying Power: the
History of Black People in Britain, Peter Fryer, Pluto Press,
1984, £14.99
Unequal Access: the
housing experience of black people, CARJ/CHAS, £3
Available from
Catholic Bishops’ Conference Community Relations Forum
39 Eccleston
Square, London SW1V 1BX.
Tel: 020 7901 4831
Serving a
Multi-Ethnic Society: guidelines for a review of Catholic
organisations and institutions in the light of the Macpherson Report,
CCR, 1999, 50p
Race Relations and
Racial Justice: statements by the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of
England and Wales 1979 – 1995, £1
The Church and
Racism: towards a more fraternal society, Pontifical Commission
Justitia et Pax/CTS, 1989, £1.25
Guidelines on Equal
Opportunities Policy and Practice for Roman Catholic Institutions
and Organisations, CCR, 10p
Catholic Schools and
Other Faiths, CCR, 1997; consultation report, £5, guidelines, £1
Ethnicity, Identity & Achievement in
Catholic Education
(Catholic Education Service, May 2003, £5
plus p&p)
Available from the
Catholic Bishops’ Conference Office for Refugee Policy
39 Eccleston
Square, London SW1V 1BX.
Tel: 020 7901 4862
Jubilee for Refugees,
CBCEW Office for Refugee Policy, 1999, £1
Any Room at the Inn? Rt Rev. Patrick
O'Donoghue, 2001(photocopies available free - send SAE with request)
Life, Debt and Jubilee: A statement on poverty
elimination and debt remission by the Catholic Bishops' Conference
of England and Wales and the Catholic Bishops' Conference of
Scotland, 1999, £1
The Dispossessed: a brief guide to the
Catholic Church’s concern for refugees and migrants, CBCEW
Office for Refugee Policy/Colloquium Press, £3.00
Available as noted
Black Theology in
Britain: A Journal of Contextual Praxis (published twice a year,
in May and November) Available from Extenza-Turpin Publishing,
Stratton Business Park, Pegasus Drive, Biggleswade, Bedfordshire
SG18 8TQ. Tel: 01767 604951. Annual subscriptions: individuals, £40,
institutions, £80, students, £28
Listen to the
Refugee’s Story: how UK foreign investment creates refugees and
asylum seekers, The Corner House, 2003, £5. Available from The
Corner House, Station Rd, Sturminster Newton, Dorset DT10 1YJ.
cornerhouse@gn.apc.org
Unlocking the Doors
– material for discussion and worship in Refugee Week or at other
times by Inderjit Bhogal. No longer available in print, but
available on floppy disk for £1 inc p&p from Urban Theology Unit,
210 Abbeyfield Road, Sheffield S4 7AZ. Tel: 0114 243 5342.
Also available free on UTU’s website:
www.utusheffield.fsnet.co.uk/unlocking.htm
Political Asylum
from the Inside, Harvey Burgess, Worldview Publishing, 2000,
£12.00. Available from Worldview Publishing, 9 Park End Street,
Oxford OX1 1HH
Welcoming the
Stranger: working with refugees and asylum seekers, Baptist
Union of Great Britain, 2000, £3. Available from the Mission
Department, Baptist Union of Great Britain, Baptist House, PO Box
44, 129 Broadway, Didcot, Oxfordshire OX11 8RT. 01235 517700
What the Bible Says
About the Stranger, A Study Guide, Kieran J O’Mahony OSA, The
Churches’ Peace Education Programme, 1999, €3. Available from the
Irish Commission for Justice and Peace, Columba Centre, Maynooth,
Co. Kildare. Tel: 01 5053000
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