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| Called to be an Elder A leaflet about what it means to be a Church Elder. Download PDF for FREE. |
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Certificate of Loyal and Devoted Service
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Certificate of Christian Baptism booklet - pack of 10 |
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Certificate of Christian Initiation new design coming soon |
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| Certificate of Transfer booklet of 20 sheets |
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Certificate of Ordination of Elders
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Certificate of Ordination of Elders
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Certificate of Membership by Confession
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Certificate of Membership by Confession
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Certificate of Membership by Reaffirmation
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Certificate of Membership by Reaffirmation
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Certificate of Membership by Transfer
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Certificate of Membership by Transfer
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Certificate of Thanksgiving for the birth of a child
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Certificate of Thanksgiving for the birth of a child
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Certificate of Dedication of Parents
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Certificate of Dedication of Parents
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Certificate of Blessing of Children
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Certificate of Blessing of Children
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Certificate of Thanksgiving for the birth of a child, Dedication of parents and Blessing of children
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Thanksgiving for the birth of a child, Dedication of parents and Blessing of children
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A Knock at the Door: forty miscellaneous mediations By Colin Evans
Colin Evans expresses in the foreword to A Knock at the Door, the wish that thoughts and insights gathered over many years and imparted in sermons, broadcasts and journals might be shared with a wider audience. The form is that of the devotional essay and their objective the communication of the Christian faith in ways which may introduce new ideas to readers and may even provide ideas and illustrations for preachers, teachers, and public speakers. |
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A Place for Us Compiler and Editor: Geoffrey Duncan
A wealth of material from across the world exploring the subject of bereavement in its widest sense, including loss of employment, marriage break-up, the dissolution of a partnership, bullying, illness and shattered lives. There is material for people living with Alzheimer's Disease, and multiple Sclerosis and physical impairments, for those who experience the death of a child or the tragedy of death or injury from road accidents. The plight of those living in difficult circumstances in developing countries is recognised. Yet throughout the book there is hope - often to be found where least expected. |
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| Baptism: infant or believer's | £0.10 | |
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Beginning Prayers Compiled by John Slow
A collection of prayers taken from old and new sources. |
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Being Biblical - a study guide |
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Charter for Children (postcards) Postcards of each image are sold individually |
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Charter for Children (CD ROM) A CD of the images by Neil Thorogood for use in material for groups, service papers, magazines etc. |
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Charter for Children (pack) Contains a full colour A4 size version of each of the images by Neil Thorogood from The Charter for Children perpetual calendar (now out of print), with questions for discussion with a Bible reading and a prayer. |
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Credo By Edmund Banyard
Edmund Banyard has explored what it means to be able to say "I believe!" He has not produced a systematic statement or a creed, but has used a variety of ways - prayers and fables, a verse here and snatches of dialogue there, to help all readers to be able to say more surely "Yes - I believe!" |
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Daughters of Dissent Elaine Kaye, Janet Lees and Kirsty Thorpe with contributions from Susan Durber, John Humphreys, Marjorie Lewis and David Thompson
A favourite story the United Reformed Church likes to tell about itself is as a pioneer of the ministry of women, through its roots in the Congregational, Presbyterian and Churches of Christ traditions. Daughters of Dissent, the product of almost a decade of research into this story, offers a deconstruction and re-telling of it, using first hand accounts and analysis of written material. It outlines the contribution of the nineteenth century women whose work preceded the battle for ordination, and describes the ministry of women in the United Reformed Church now, both lay and ordained. The Daughters of Dissent project reminds the Church of the challenge to become more gender inclusive and suggest some ways this can come about. |
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Faith Forever Singing Low stock |
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From Cambridge to Sinai Agnes Smith Lewis and Margaret Dunlop Gibson were pioneering women who established themselves at the forefront of the male world of Biblical scholarship by the early years of the twentieth century. This selection of essay, accompanied by selections from their writings and extracts from the diaries of Editha Klipstein (available in English for the first time), celebrates their lives, their faith and their scholarship. |
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| Hymns for use in services on the theme of health and healing | £0.50 | |
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Ideas into Images by Pamela Pavitt |
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Into Wholeness series Price per pack |
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| Leaves from the tree of peace | £1.00 | |
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On... thoughts to provoke By Geoff Birch
You want to stimulate thinking... ...in a discussion group? ...for a talk to interested adults? ...with material for a youth group? ...because you have been asked to take a secondary school assembly? ...because you want a change from a lectionary-based sermon? This book richly provides what you are looking for. |
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| One Church: Catholic and Reformed | £1.00 | |
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On the Water's Edge Bible studies, stories and worship resources to encourage churches to explore the issue of climate change through water. |
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Say one again Compiled by Graham Spicer
Prayer Handbook Anthology (2000) |
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Shaping up: re-forming reformed worship by Ernest Marvin
'The author of this admirable book... [which is] a worthy successor to Maxwell's 'Concerning Worship' ...but whose style is quite different: informal, colloquial, [and] enlivened by wonderful stories... balances theological insight with practical wisdom, passionate conviction with an affirmation of openness and flexibility, and doesn't hesitate to draw attention to 'irritants' as well as to serious deviations of principle from sound liturgical norms.' From the Foreword by the Revd Professor B. A. Gerrish
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Somewhere to Start Prayers by Harry Undy |
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Table Talk Looking at the Communion Table from the outside and the inside By Donald Hilton
Arising from the anxiety that the Church has domesticated the Communion Service and imprisoned it within its own walls, this book suggests that there are resources for interpreting the service outside the usual life of the Church which, if called upon, may help to liberate it. The book seeks to stimulate discussion and also to reflect on two issues affecting many churches, namely presidency at the table and the place of children in the service. |
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Take, Bless, Break, Give by Vaughan Jones
Drawing from the well of ecumenical Eucharistic traditions, these prayers have been written within a diverse, inner-city congregation. They aim to speak the language of today's world whilst remaining rooted in the centuries of faith. They are a very helpful resource to share with ministers wanting to develop liturgy within their own congregations. They provide both variety and continuity between the seasons and enable the high points of the Christian year to be properly celebrated. They grace the table fellowship of believers with dignity, whilst giving a real sense of celebration. |
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Talking Death, Sex and Jesus By Mike Hensman
This book offers much food for thought: by saying what is often left unsaid, and by linking what is often left unconnected, Mike Hensman makes a timely contribution to the debate about how we are to be the church authentically today. |
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| The Love that Heals: explorations in pastoral care | £1.00 | |
| Theologian for a Millennium | £1.00 | |
| What a World | £1.00 | |
Naming God is an original and rich resource for discovering anew an inclusive, welcoming God.
In prayers, poems and hymns from Jan Berry, the image of the Divine bursts out from a narrow one-dimensional view into an inclusive arena where women’s and men’s voices offer their prayer and praise to a creating, loving, justice-seeking God.
Read a review here.
ISBN: 978-0-85346-286-6
£14.99
Is it possible to cast a fresh eye on a story so familiar?
A Great Cloud of Witnesses is a new collection of imaginary reflections by people caught up in the events surrounding the birth of Jesus. Cloud of Witnesses provides a different perspective that sits alongside the nativity narrations of the gospel. By Barbara Bennett and artwork by Jenny Hawke.
A Great Cloud of witnesses Part Two: Life
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A Great Cloud of witnesses Part One: Birth
ISBN: 978-0-85346-285-9
£9.99
The Prayer Handbook has been published every year for well over thirty years. Its collection of unique prayers and meditations has attracted a wide and dedicated readership within the United Reformed Church and elsewhere. It will appeal to individual Christians wishing to follow a contemporary prayer life and those churches wanting to bring the modern world into their worship.
In To Everything a Season Derek Nuttall takes us on a journey through the Bible, encountering both deeply personal stories of grief and hope and great themes of loss affecting a whole nation.
