CHURCH OF ENGLAND from Chilton Books

London: Church House Publishing, 2006.. 1st edition. "Looking at traditional forms of church and at fresh expressions, this wide-ranging book offers invaluable historical, psychological, sociological and theological perspectives on the parish system. It outlines the challenges facing the Church, presents suggestions for areas for development, and sets out principles for future growth." Pp.x/198, owner's name to front free endpaper.… Read more about this item

London: Darton, Longman & Todd, 2002.. 1st edition. "Suppose for a moment that it is the present way in which we are being church that is not working? If that is the case, then no amount of new thinking about ministry in isolation will be enough to take us forward. It is the contention of tis book that a… Read more about this item

London: Faith Press Ltd, 1926.. 1st edition. " "Patriotism" is a virtue English people prefer to treasure rather than to advertise. But it is one of the most vital of their possessions all the same and all, whether they agree with the author's conclusions or no, will welcome in an age of pessismism a profession of belief in the… Read more about this item

New York: Vantage Press, 1983.. 1st edition. "Besides references to individual clergymen, citations of specific parliamentary acts, and quotations from well-known historical figures, Dr Hart offers witty poems contemporary with whatever era is under analysis. The destructive aspect of alcohol in every age is revealed in Dr Hart's history, in which he displays a constant awareness of all sides… Read more about this item

London: Macmillan and Co.Ltd, 1918.. 1st edition. Pp.xii/114/2(ads for other publications), rubbed patch to front free endpaper. Black cloth, title to spine dulled, edges rubbed. Scarce. G+.

London: Church House Publishing, 1991.. How can the Gospel relate to secular life in modern Britain? How can we express the Gospel in contemporary terms? How far does the Church exist to serve society as it is and how far to challenge the assumptions on which society is based? These, and other related questions, are discussed in this wide-ranging… Read more about this item

London: Church House Publishing, 1998.. A Report by the Board of Mission of the General Synod of the Church of England. "A collection of stories depicting the renewal of spiritual life in nine areas of Church life, including spirituality, initiation, worship and social action. Each chapter includes questions for reflection and a resources section, and the book is… Read more about this item

London: SPCK, 2002.. Foreword by Ronald Blythe. "Thee pages describe occasions when religious life has been realigned after it had drifted away from reality. Churches are given to tradition, but there comes a time when tradition no longer excites the living. Vision and change are needed." Pp.xii/163. Pbk. VG.

London: Hamish Hamilton, 1980.. 1st ed. "... 'The Flesh is Weak' passes lightly over the complexities of theology to concentrate on the human side of the church and its servants. It features an amazing parade of saints and sinners, bigots, martyrs, brilliant orators, famous bores, scoundrels, lunatics, selfless missionaries, hunting parsons, wordly bishops and many other remarkable… Read more about this item

London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1903.. Pp.56, occasional spotting. Blue cloth, blind-stampted title to front, spine darkened. G.

London: NationalSociety/Church House Publishing. 1996.. 1st.ed. "This book looks at how young people relate to the Church of England." Pp.2/196. Pbk. VG.

London: Daybreak, 1991.. The Church today finds itself pushed to the sidelines of society with its former appeal and influence considerably diminished. 'Church on the Sidelines' argues that this seemingly disastrous state of affairs is, in fact, a gift from God, a humbling of the church which is leading it on to the threshold of new growth and… Read more about this item

London: SPCK.,1996.. 1st ed. "Will be of considerable service to the churches. Ecumenical in scope, it portrays life and worship in churches of various denominations as well as in the Church of England". Pp.248. Paperback. VG.

London: Fount Paperbacks, 1996.. 1st.ed. "Stories represent a positive return to a Celtic model of Christianity in Britain - from the inspiration of Ss Cuthbert and Aiden to modern-day Sudan." Pp. 115. Page edges slightly toned. P/b. Illustrated cover. G+.

London: SPCK. 1954.. Contents Include:- Objections to the Church: How we got the Church: The Nature of the Church: The Duties which belong to Membership. Pp 56. P/b, slight creasing to spine, illustrated cover. G+.

London: SPCK. 1930.. Attempts to put forward in plain language a few of the objections which may justley be urged by Churchmen against 'Disestablishment' as a policy". Pp 24, slight spotting to end papers, handwritten signed letter from the author loosely inserted. P/b, rusting to staples. G+.

London: Church Information Board. 1955.. Pp 102, small inkstamp to fep. P/b, slight creasing and scuffing to spine. G+.

London: General Synod of the Church of England, 1986.. Does not concern itself with what ought to be but rather what is the position in the Church of England......The purpose of this Report was to establish some basic facts: to distinguish fact from fiction". Pp 115. Paperback. VG.

Leominster: Fowler Wright Books. 1993.. 1st ed. "Parliament is being asked to sanction legislation that will make major changes to our country's constitution, to the Church's doctrine, and will entail a breach of the Sovereign's Coronation Oath......These and many other issues (constitutional, doctrinal, historical, legal, moral, and political) are examined by a range of distinguished contributors". Pp 195. P/b.… Read more about this item

London: Church House. 1997.. Pp 28. P/b. VG.