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Sarum College Bookshop News
Bookshop Events
Keith Lamdin, Principal of Sarum College will talk about his new book, Finding your Leadership Style, at Sarum College Bookshop on Wednesday 13 June at 4pm. Read more
Finding your Leadership Style: Book Launch with Keith LamdinBook of the month reviews
How Christian are the English? How English is their Christianity? These questions are probed by Nigel Rooms in a book which is both readable and scholarly. Read more
Book of the Month: May 2012New Titles
Books for Lent
Lent for Everyone Mark Year B by Tom Wright (SPCK £6.99) The latest volume in Tom Wright’s very popular ‘Lent for Everyone’ series, looking at St Mark’s Gospel. There is a reflection and prayer for every day of Lent and … Read moreBest Sellers
Bookshop Bestsellers March 2012
Once again, Lent resources feature prominently on this month’s Bestseller list, alongside Bishop Holtam and our very own Keith Lamdin. Read more
Sarum Lunchtime Concerts
Bookshop New Titles
Behind the Veils of Yemen
With only prayer and a faith that always seemed too small, Audra Grace Shelby departed with her husband and children on a one-way flight to Yemen…deep into the heart of conservative Islam. Read more
Creative ideas for Sacramental Worship with Children
Everyone desires to involve children in the life and worship of the Church, and yet beyond giving them a candle to hold, we panic about what can actually do with them which will engage them and enable them to express their innate spirituality. Read more
On Tolerance
Outwardly, we live in an era that appears more open-minded, non-judgemental and tolerant than in any time in human history. The very term intolerant invokes moral condemnation. Read more
The People’s Bible
This is the story of one of the most influential, provocative, ambitious projects of its day: translating the Bible into English, the language of the people. Read more
New Testament for Everyone
Translating the New Testament is something that each generation ought to be doing, according to Tom Wright… Read more
Heaven
By Paula Gooder (SPCK, £9.99) Paula Gooder considers the ways in which the Bible sees heaven and earth connecting, and explores all the major strands of belief about life after death, including the role of paradise, and what happens between … Read more
Prayer
By Michael Mayne (DLT, £9.99) ‘Prayer’ is a series of short talks on prayer which Michael Mayne gave at Westminster abbey in 1996. It was privately published as a booklet with the title Something Understood. With great economy and elegance, … Read more
At Helpston
By Ronald Blythe (Black Dog Books, £20.00) These essays, many of the presidential addresses to the John Clare Society, form a uniquie series of ‘meetings’ between the Northamptonshire labourer who became England’s finest nature poet and our own ‘rural intellectual’, … Read more
The Monastery of the Heart
By Joan Chittister (SPCK, £10.99) Joan Chittister’s powerful spiritual guide builds on the ancient Rule of Benedict to show us how to live this life, our daily life, well. ”. .the allure of this book is its promise that “the … Read more
Home by Another Way
By Barbara Brown Taylor (SPCK, £12.99) Written by one of the world’s greatest preachers, these insightful meditations began their life as beautifully crafted sermons that explore the meanings of the major seasons and holy days of the Christian year. They … Read more
