A lively and thought-provoking book on the churches initiative on the year 2000 interspersed with practical help and ideas to help the Church face up to a new era. Boring, out-of-date and irrelevant? Or do churches have a place in the new Millennium? On 2nd January 2000 the Queen will be attending church as part of a nationwide initiative to encourage people to give church a chance at the start of the new millennium. Thousands of local churches will open their doors and make a manifesto commitment which will include the following: The place will be warm Your children will be looked after The sermon will be relevant You won't be made to look stupid The service will be intelligible There will be good coffee afterwards You will be given a chance to think about God This book will prepare for this initiative and the Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey, and Archbishop of Westminster Cardinal Basil Hume will both contribute practical ideas and ways for churches to implement The Churches Manifesto for a New Millennium. Everything a church will need, from whatever tradition or denomination, to be ready for the big day. Advice, tips, check lists and addresses will be included along with lots of encouragement and support.

New Era, New Church?

Steve Chalke

Marshall Pickering

<p>Have you ever wondered how your morning coffee got to your breakfast table? Or where your kids' sneakers were before they were on their feet? The answer might be much more horrifying than you could imagine. Human trafficking is one of the most horrendous crimes imaginable. Unfortunately, it is also one of the most common worldwide. Cherie Blair and Steve Chalke explore this dark world, how people have managed to escape, and what the average reader can do to help.</p>

Stop The Traffik: People Shouldn't Be Bought & Sold

Cherie Blair

Religion & Spirituality

Lion Books

History shows us that it is all too easy to become either isolated from culture or seduce by it. Either way faith becomes sterile, and genuine Christian spirituality is lost. This book explores biblical models of spirituality where intimacy with God and involvement in the community are combined as they were always meant to be. The challenge is clear: despite the many forms of spirituality now on offer, we have to find our way back to this authentic biblical form.

Faithworks: Intimacy and Involvement

Simon Johnston

Christian Books & Bibles

Kingsway Communications

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