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Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus - Paul Wesley Chilcote

This book of meditations is based on a selection of Charles Wesley's best-loved hymns. For each day of Advent and for the twelve days of Christmas there is a scripture reading, an extract from one of his hymns, a short reflection and a brief prayer.

SPCK £8.99

The Glenstal Book of Readings for the Seasons

This collection of one- and two-page readings is intended to provide a liturgical theology of the mysteries of Christianity throughout the Advent, Christmas, Lenten, and Easter seasons. While these readings will be informative for anyone seeking a spiritual thought for the day, they will be especially appealing to those who use the daily Divine Office. Attractively bound in pocketbook format with two-colour printing throughout, The Glenstal Book of Readings for the Seasons is convenient and easy to use.

Columba £16.99

Prayer Focus 2010 - 2011

A prayer journal for the Methodist Church in Ireland - with detailed infor.mation about each circuit in Ireland, along with prayer points for mission at home and overseas.

Available from No9 £2

FAITH & WORSHIP RESOURCES

Faith & Worship - Introductory Section

Unit 1 – Intro – Starting Out, £5.00

Unit 2 – Intro – Introduction to Worship & Preaching, £5.00

Unit 3 – Intro – Jesus Through The Eyes of Mark, £5.00

Binder for Units 1, 2, 3 and 18, £3.00

Entire Introductory Section, £18.00

Faith & Worship Course - Section A

Unit 4 – The Teaching of Jesus, £5.00

Unit 5 – Exploring the Bible, £5.00

Unit 6 – Picturing God, £5.00

CD for units 4, 5, & 6, £3.00

Binder for Units 4, 5, & 6, £3.00

All Section A, £21.00

Faith & Worship Course - Section B

Section 7 – Origins of Christian Worship, £5.00

Section 8 – Praising God (with CD), £8.00

Section 9 – Picturing Jesus (Tree postcard), £5.00

Section 10 – The Holy Spirit, £5.00

Methodist Collection of Modern Christian Art – Set of 2 postcards, £6.00

Binder for Units 7-10, £3.00

All Section B, £32.00

Faith & Worship Course - Section C

Section 11 – The Human Condition, 35.00

Section 12 – The Work of Christ, £5.00

Section 13 – Alive in Christ, £5.00

Binder for Units 11-13, £3.00

All Section C, £32.00

Faith & Worship Course - Section D

Section 14 – The Prophet, £5.00

Section 15 – The Kingdom of God and the Church, £5.00

Section 16 – The Bright Succession, £5.00

Section 17 – Enduring Convictions, £5.00

Binder for Units 14-17, £3.00

All Section D, £23.00

Faith & Worship Course

Section 18 – Next Moves, £5.00

Complete Course – including introduction section, £115.00

Complete Course – excluding introduction section, £99.00

What's So Amazing About Grace Philip Yancy

 

We speak of grace often. But do we understand it? More importantly do we believe it … and do our lives proclaim it as powerfully as our words? In this bestselling book Philip Yancy gives us a probing look at grace: what it looks like … what it doesn't look like … and why only Christians can and must reveal the grace the world is searching for.

Zondervan £9.99

Sermons on Several Occasions - John Wesley (editor James Holway)

A modern translation of John Wesley's 44 Sermons

Moorley's £11.99

Christian Theology – An Introduction Alister E. McGrath (4th Edn)

McGrath, in this book, introduces topics carefully and clearly and focuses on essentials to understanding this subject. He includes a history of theology in the church beginning with the early church and continuing to contemporary thought.
McGrath includes views of theologians that range from liberals, (Bultmann, Tillich, MacFague, Schleiermacher), reformers (Calvin, Luther, Zwingli), Patristics (Origen, Athanasius, Irenaeus, Augustine), to contemporary orthodox theologians (Barth, Moltmann, McGrath).

Blackwell £22.99

Historical Theology Alister E. McGrath

 This book provides material that help students understand the development of Christian theology from its beginnings. It explains its place within the study of Christian theology as a whole and outlines some of the best ways of studying it. There are numerous case studies illustrating the main theologians and theological events for each historical period. It provides full glossaries of key theologians, key theological developments, key names, words and phrases, together with an extensive bibliography.

Blackwell £24.99

A CATECHISM for the use of people called Methodists

Methodist Publishing £2.00

Methodist Worship Book

Methodist Publishing £20.00

Hymns & Psalms

MPH £5.00 (paperback), £10.50 (hardback), £30 (presentation words), £13.00 (large print), £19.50 (standard music), £34.00 (presentation music

METHODIST INTETREST

Wesley for Armchair Theologians William J. Abraham

This book engagingly presents the life and theology of John Wesley by prominent Wesley scholar William ("Billy") Abraham , who aims to "make Wesley come alive for those who would truly love to become armchair theologians". This is an excellent, entertaining and expert guide to the work of this important Christian figure. The book is interspersed with humorous drawings by Ron Hill.

Westminster £10.99

Th e Methodists in Ireland – A short History by Dudley Levistone Cooney

What better way to start the New Year than to learn about the formation of our own church. The author describes the Methodist churches' interaction with some of the major social and political events of the 250 years which followed the formation of the first Methodist society in Dublin in 1745.

Available from No9 £3.99

 The Wesley Bible - NRSV
(Reviewed by Richard Clutterbuck)

In spite of my basic skepticism about ‘added value' bibles, this one does have some interesting points. It is basically the NRSV text with a running commentary provided by a large group of scholars who come, roughly speaking, from the Wesleyan/Methodist stable. Many of the names of contributors are familiar to me, and they do represent a broad spectrum of theological and biblical insight. In addition, text boxes provide applications of the text based on Wesley's own teaching, or the Methodist tradition of engagement with theological, spiritual and social issues. Some of these can read as rather trite; others are useful reminders of the distinctive way in which Methodists have read and lived the scriptures.

This would be a useful Bible for personal devotion, for a Bible study-group leader or for a local preacher. It is no substitute for a study Bible with cross references, or for a full-scale commentary, but it does what it sets outs to do and does it well.

Abingdon £32.99

John and Charles Wesley selected Prayers, Hymns and Sermons

John and Charles Wesley led the Methodist revival that swept eighteenth century England and America and changed the face of Christianity forever. Their spirituality synthesized a unique blend of elements form the church fathers, Catholic mystics and Protestant Reformers. This book includes John's incisive writings on the spiritual life as well as famous hymns of Charles, giving vibrant expression to the faith of the Wesleys.

Harper San Fransisco £7.99

A Longing for Holiness selected writings of John Wesley

 John Wesley was the hugely influential 18th-century preacher, writer, and founder of Methodism. This booklet includes selections from Wesley's journals, sermons and books, giving a clear picture of Wesley and the movement he helped create.

Upper Room Books £4.99

A Plain Account of Christian Perfection John Wesley

Wesley's brief treatise on the important yet overlooked Christian doctrine of perfection is a "must read" for all Christians interested in growing in Christ. This book is excellent for anyone serious about their spiritual journey.

Foundations of Faith £6.99

John Wesley – The Evangelical Revival and the Rise of Methodism in England – John Munsey Turner  

This text seeks to set Wesley firmly in his historical context, analyzing his life, practice and theology. It shows that while there were "many Methodisms", there was a central core of spirituality and style which had a great influence on the artisan groups of men (and women), providing stability, purpose and meaning, and enabling "nobodies to become somebodies".

The author also discusses the Primitive Methodist Church, which illustrates the fact that Methodism was a wider phenomenon than the more Wesleyan varieties.

Epworth £14.95