Into The Silent Land: The Practice of Contemplation
[S30] Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury, wrote “This book is different. There are plenty of books on contemplation that feel rather tired - either wordy and laboured or unhelpfully smooth and idealistic. But this one issharp, deep, with no clichés, no psychobabble and no short cuts. Its honesty is bracing, its vision utterly clear, it is a rare treasure.”
Love is the Meaning - Growing In Faith with Julian of Norwich
[S31] An exploration of our experiences of the spiritual life, as we search for answers to life’s big questions.
Mere Christianity
[S32] Using logic and approachable language to convey theological concepts, this is the most popular of C.S.Lewis’ works of nonfiction.
The Four Loves
[S33] According to the Church Times “He has never written better. Nearly every page scintillates with observations, which are illuminating, provocative and original.”
Christian Meditation:The Gethsemane Talks
[S34] “…An excellent introduction Christian tradition.”
The Inner Christ
[S35 ] John Main has written what some people consider three classics on the way of meditation: all three are presented in this volume.
Word into Silence: A Manual for Christian Meditation
[S36] Written by a Benedictine monk, the purpose of this book is to teach us first how to be at peace with ourselves in order that we might let the presence of Christ flood our whole lives and our relationships.
The Wisdom of the Desert
[S37] Some sayings of the Desert Fathers. One of Thomas Merton’s favourites among his own books.
Dancing With Your Shadow: Brokenness and Blessing
[ S38] “In these pages…anyone will find a guide, an friend, a teacher walk - and dance - with” writes Laurence Freeman OSB, Spiritual Director of the World Community for Christian Meditation.
Sit, Walk, Stand
[S39] Watchman Nee became famous for his liberating teaching on effective Christian living. His books have influenced millions of readers.
The Return of The Prodigal Son
[S40] The themes of homecoming, affirmation and reconciliation are explored.
The Way of The Heart: Desert Spirituality and Contemporary Ministry
[S41] In this book, Henri Nouwen invites us to search deeply for well-springs that nourish our spiritual life, by looking to the example of the 5th century Egyptian Desert Fathers and Mothers. This book leads the reader not only to a fuller encounter with God but also to a more creative relationship with our fellow human beings.
If You Want To Walk On Water You’ve Got To Get Out Of The Boat
[S42] The author invites you to consider the incredible potential that awaits you outside your comfort zone - deepening of character and trust in God.
The New Oxford Book of Christian Verse (1988)
[S43] ‘Christian’ poetry from the C7th to C20th
Come Holy Spirit
[S44] Provides guidelines, biblical teaching, and practical examples on the many aspects of a Spirit-filled ministry.
The Unquenchable Worshipper: Coming Back to The Heart of Worship
[S45] “Worship is not so much about engaging with people, as engaging with God”
“This book is about God, and living a devoted life in His presence”
“Worship is about God, to God and for God”
“In days when the church is in grave danger of turning the worship of God into performance or entertainment, this book is a necessary and prophetic corrective” Mike Pilavachi
A Spring Within Us: A Book of Daily Meditations
[S46] In these daily reflections, Richard Rohr invites us to rediscover the spring hidden inside each of us. He reminds us of our inherent belatedness and God’s indwelling presence.
Things Hidden
[S47] Scripture as Spirituality The reflections in this book seek to unite what should never have been separated: sacred Scripture and Christian spirituality.
Spirituality Workbook
[S48] Based on the Talks for the Spirituality course (developed by David Gillett, once Principal of Trinity College, Bristol), and taught there by David Runcorn. “Spirituality Workbook is .. ‘a book of riches and surprises; a guidebook for explorers who want their spiritual life to go deeper; an invaluable aid for those seeking to travel faithfully in a strange land; and it is itself a journey through the many facets of Christian spirituality.’
Echoes of Eckhart
[S49] A collection of poems based on the teachings of the 13th century mystic Meister Eckhart.