Question of Jesus

Colin Alves

Religion & Spirituality

Church House Publishing

Evelyn Underhill (Masters of Prayer)

Christopher J. R. Armstrong

Ways into Prayer

Herbert, Christopher

Church of England Year Book (Yearbook)

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Crockford's Clerical Directory

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This renowned reference tome, first published in 1858, is an essential resource for anyone who works with or is linked to the Church of England. It contains the biographies of over 26,000 Anglican clergy as well as extensive supplementary information. It has included over 15,000 updated entries since the previous edition. It provides over 14,000 email addresses. It includes web-site addresses of diocesan offices where available.Line drawings of the Arms of the English Sees have been added to Episcopal Succession lists. Entries for the presiding Bishops and Archbishops.It contains full biographies for all retired clergy and a list of who have died since the last edition. It contains a separate supplement of biographies of those made deacon at Michaelmas 2007.It includes listings of Chaplains in English schools, universities, colleges of higher and further education, the armed services, prisons, theological colleges and courses, clergy attached to the Chapel Royal, the College of Chaplains, and other appointments. It covers the English, Welsh and Irish benefices and churches and Scottish incumbencies. It features maps of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland showing diocesan boundaries.

This title provides an overview of the current state of the ministry of healing, a look at how it takes shape at local level, and a framework for its development in the 21st Century. It also answers key questions, gives guidelines for good practice and has radical recommendations for improved effectiveness. It is particularly of interest for all those interested in pastoral care, those interested in health care, medicine and those in ministry or training for ministry.

A Time to Heal (Main Report): A Contribution Towards the Ministry of Healing

Kanapy, Ziom Z.

Now in its 102nd edition, Crockford's Clerical Directory is an essential resource for anyone who works with or is linked to the Church of England. First published in 1858, it contains listings of over 26,000 Anglican clergy as well as: 
<ul>
<li>over 12,000 email addresses; 
</li> <li>entries for the presiding Bishops and Archbishops of the Anglican Communion; 
</li> <li>listings of Chaplains of schools, universities, colleges of higher and further education, the armed services, prisons, theological colleges and courses, clergy attached to the Chapel Royal and the College of Chaplains; 
</li> <li>full biographies for all retired clergy and a list of those who have died since the last edition; 
</li> <li>Episcopal Succession lists including line drawings of the Arms of the English Sees; 
</li> <li>details of English, Welsh and Irish benefices and churches and Scottish incimbencies; 
</li> <li>web site addresses for diocesan offices; 
</li> <li>maps showing diocesan boundaries. </li> </ul>

Crockford's Clerical Directory 2012/13 (hardback)

This essential reference volume provides up-to-date guidance for all PCCs in the preparation and scrutiny of their annual financial statements and reports. Now in its fourth edition, it offers a major revision to previous versions and is fully updated with regard to the Charities Act 2011 and the SORP 2008 Regulations.   It provides:  Trustworthy advice on a wide range of legal and regulatory responsibilities in clear and accessible language Correlation with the current Annual Return of Parish Finances   Advice for both large and small PCCs in one volume, including technical compliance issues for larger PCCs and clarification on what smaller PCCs need to know   A complete guide to Receipts and Payment accounting, previously only available online   Reworked specimen Annual Reports and Accounts  This is a vital resource for PCC Treasurers, Diocesan secretaries, Auditors, Stewardship advisers, Chairs of Diocesan Boards of Finance and all with responsibilities for local church or diocesan finances.

PCC Accountability: The Charities Act 2011 and the PCC 4th edition

This handbook is a summary version of the longer "A Time to Heal" report. It provides a guide on the report from the Church of England on the ministry of healing. The report offers an overview of the current state of this ministry, a look at how the ministry takes shape at local level, and a framework for the development of the healing ministry in the 21st century. There are answers to key questions, guidelines for good practice, and radical recommendations for improved effectiveness.

A Time to Heal (Handbook): The Development of Good Practice in the Healing Ministry

Archbishops' Council

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