Prayers for Dementia presents prayers and advice for people living with dementia, and those caring for them. The book is divided into three parts. Part A is targeted at those with dementia and includes reassuring Bible quotations and prayers. Part B is for carers and includes practical advice for caring for dementia patients as well as prayers. Part C is for family and friends, indeed the wider community and attempts to contextualise dementia in terms of what it can mean for those beyond patient and carer matched with appropriate prayers. There is also a Resource section with helpful contacts and further reading as well as blank pages for reader's own prayers.

Prayers for Dementia: An How to Live Well With It

Sampson, Fay

Religion & Spirituality

Darton,Longman & Todd Ltd.

<p><p>This simple book offers Bible verses and poems of hope and comfort, and short items of information, support and advice about OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder). Each is accompanied by a suggested prayer.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> It is divided into three sections. The first group is for the use of those with OCD. The second is for carers. And the final prayers are for the use of family, friends and the wider community. But you can use any of them with, or on behalf of, someone else.</p></p>

Prayers for OCD: Understanding and Healing

The Hungry Snow

Dobson Books

Visions and Voyages

History

Europe

Triangle

How did heathen warriors of the one-eyed god Woden become founders of the English Church? Did their inspiration come from Augustine's Roman mission at Canterbury or Aidan's Celtic abbey on Lindisfarne? And how did we come to have Viking archbishops at Canterbury and York?Fay Sampson traces our Anglo-Saxon heritage, from mercenaries serving in the Roman army to the last obstinate English bishop under William the Conqueror. The story takes in the artistic glories of the Lindisfarne Gospels. It finds the hero Christ in a riddling poem carved in runes on a stone cross. It tells of influential abbesses, like Hild of Whitby, and of hermits in demon-haunted fens, like Guthlac of Crowland.These were violent times. While the Anglo-Saxons were conquering their Celtic neighbours, they themselves were invaded by the Vikings. Out of the darkness rose Alfred the Great to protect and inspire.Runes on the Cross does more than tell a stirring story. It unfolds the Anglo-Saxon vision of Christ: the valiant warrior surrounded by faithful companions, the generous lord who commands loyalty beyond family ties, the teacher who cares for each pupil individually, the sacred king crowned in glory.

Runes on the Cross: The Story of Our Anglo-Saxon Heritage

Society for Promoting Christian

Proud of her father's beliefs and her own sense of social injustice, Edie takes part in the 1932 Mass Trespass on Kinder Scout.

A Free Man on Sunday

Children's Books

Literature & Fiction

Victor Gollancz

The Roman army is invading Devon. In hill forts and sacred groves, druids and warriors quarrel over the fate of their tribe, and the chief's son, Aidan the Red Fox, takes matters into his own hands. Cairenn is on the brink of marriage to Aidan, and her brother Melwas demands the weapons of a warrior, though he is still too young. Carienn is torn between fear for her lover, her brother, and her people. As male and female druids compete for the soul of the tribe and the Roman legion marches relentlessly closer, brother and sister plunge into danger.

The Silent Fort

Genre Fiction

Robert_Hale

Margaret has a precious, delicate friendship with Brian, the minister of her church. But when they take a group of teenagers to the Hebrides, their relationship crosses a dangerous threshold. Are their spouses right to react jealously? And what must Margaret and Brian do to keep their own integrity?

The Island Pilgrimage

Romance

Paranormal

<p><div> <div>Princess Bertha of Paris is shocked to learn of her impending marriage to the heathen king of Kent. But their barbaric world is dramatically changed by the coming of Augustine from Rome, on a mission to impress his hero, Pope Gregory the Great. As the new arrivals face hostility and murder, the powerful king sees a way of using Augustine to further his ambition. However, Bertha's eldest son is in league with the banished priests and she knows her husband's vengeance will be terrifying should he find out. In this Anglo-Saxon world on the threshold between pagan beliefs and Christianity, the feisty Bertha and the timorous Augustine form an unlikely alliance.</div> </div></p>

The Land of Angels

<p>The first in a fascinating new series combining mystery and genealogy - Keen family history researcher Suzie Fewings is delighted when she discovers an ancestor with the same name as her teenage son. But what she finds out about the seventeenth-century Thomas casts a darker shadow than she expected. Then her own Tom's girlfriend is found dead in mysterious circumstances, and Suzie finds it hard to suppress her growing fears that Tom has inherited more than a name from his predecessor . . .</p>

In the Blood (Suzie Fewings)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

Severn House

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