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Ernest Clark covers many aspects of Romans, from its recipients to its themes, how it fits alongside other New Testament writings and what it means for believers today.

Richard S. Briggs takes us on a tour of the family stories of the patriarchs, suggesting different ways of approaching the stories and how God can be found throughout.

The disruptive seasons of life can be times of great disorientation. Yet they are also the most transformative. In this book, Mark Bradford offers strength and hope for the journey.

In Grief Notes Tony Horsfall charts the first year of his grief journey since his wife's death from cancer and reflects on grieving in a time of lockdown and pandemic.

A unique collection of wisdom and practical materials to help churches do everything they can to care for our planet, edited by Messy Church founder Lucy Moore.

An accessible and practical introduction to a wide variety of ways of praying, explored by a multi-contributor team drawn from the Community of Aidan and Hilda.

A series of stories and discussions for families, laying a biblical foundation for who God is in uncertain times and how to stay connected to him through it all.

A practical guide to mentoring teenagers for leadership

In this year's BRF Lent book Sally Welch explores two questions: What is the Easter story really about, and how do we share it?

In 365 readings, BRF celebrates the breadth and range of the Bible story in this special anniversary edition.

A beautifully illustrated book focusing on forty women from the Old Testament. Designed to be used as a devotional journey, with a practical reflection and prayer each day.

The Christmas Story is written for parents, grandparents and carers to share with their children through an interactive family Bible and prayer time.

A collection of paintings, each with a short reflection to help foster joy and celebration at Christmas, making a beautiful gift - perhaps even for yourself!

An Advent journey through the Bible, exploring the brokenness of the world and the gift of a saviour to bring healing and wholeness.

Collective worship provides an important opportunity at the beginning of the school day to address the 'awe and wonder' part of learning. With this in mind, this book offers tried and tested primary assemblies with a Christian focus for Key Stages One and Two.

Fully revised and expanded new edition, now containing 80 activities for Messy Church sessions. Features sections on Big Stuff, Construction, Science, Arty and Edible Crafts.

A series of Bible passages unpacked to show the Bible's relevance to environmentalism, and how we can all play our part in limiting the negative effects of climate change.

The Psalms offer honest insights into the reality of life with God, reflecting every human emotion and situation. Through looking at some of the Psalms written 'from the depths' we can understand more fully the way God works to shape our characters and form the life of Christ within us during difficult times in life. This title deals with Psalms.

Martin and Margot Hodson offer 62 reflections inspired by passages from the Bible in this beautifully illustrated gift book encouraging reflection on and care for our environment.

At the first anniversary of lockdown, Steven Croft examines what the 'comfortable words' in Isaiah have to say to us, and through nine reflections offers a message of Easter hope.

Described as being 'deeply serious about discipleship', Messy Church has much to share as well as much still to learn. This book gathers together what we know so far.

Rachel Turner offers simple, everyday approaches for parents to help their babies and toddlers connect with the God who knows them, sowing seeds of faith for the future.

Messy Vintage is a new way of being 'church' with older people in care homes, in churches and in the community. This book offers practical advice and 52 session outlines.

Come and See provides Bible reading, reflection and prayer for Lent. Twenty-eight readings offer short passages from the story of Peter, plus comment and questions for personal or group response.

Eight weeks of material for church groups to use during Lent, exploring the Holy Habits through the life of Jesus and encouraging us to model them too.

For the season of Lent, Trystan Owain Hughes suggests that, whether we are giving up or taking up something, we should also be 'opening up' to God.

A journey through the Advent and Christmas seasons in the company of familiar seasonal and domestic objects, reflecting spiritually on their significance, meaning and message in a modern world.

How come the Bible is used to justify domestic abuse? This book aims to debunk the myths which prevent women from getting out of harm's way.