Buddhist Priest Meets Jesus
Hirokzu became dissatisfied with Buddhist philosophy about the meaning of life. While studying Buddhism in Korea, through the kindness and patience of Korean Christians he came to know Jesus. He tells of the opposition he met from family and Buddhist friends. Of special interest to those who know something of Japanese or Korean culture.
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Chaco Challenge – Life and Translation in Argentina
Part 1 recounts the Lunts' life in the Chaco, the homeland of the Wichi people, focusing mainly on the years based in Juárez. Life's precarious and unpredictable nature is described with realism and plentiful anecdote, all infused with humour.
Part 2 tells the story of the Wichi Bible translation with its linguistic and cultural challenges.
“The first complete Bible in an authentically Argentine language.” - Bible Society of Argentina
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Diary Of A County Chess Player
Non-chess players will change their widely held perception of chess as dull and boring after reading David's light-hearted and humorous account of his travels and games and those of his group of friends, a fascinating set of characters. More serious players of the game will appreciate the author's analysis of the games played. The author is a respected chess instructor.
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For Queen and Country – Then What?
The author had a promising Army career until Bosnia proved 'a tour too far' and brought on PTSD (Post Trauma Stress Disorder). Help is given to fellow sufferers and their families. Reprinted several times.
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Have God – Will Travel
Christine Eastmond recounts the numerous “God-incidences” she has experienced and her varied and frequently amusing experiences as a missionary in the UK, with the Church Army and in other church centres, then as a WVS staff member with the Armed Forces in Germany and with the W(R)VS in Penang. She recounts hair-raising experiences with her responsibilitiesin the Church Army home for girls on probation on the south coast of England.
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Our Faithful God
Poems and writings of Hazel Bradshaw, the memories and experiences gathered over the years of a long life, reflecting a sincere trust in God and the Lord Jesus Christ, her personal Saviour and Friend.
“We write so that others may read our news, our thoughts, our opinions – and most importantly, our beliefs,” says Hazel Bradshaw. “As writers, we all have something that we want to say – but is it fresh? Is it alive? Is it real? … We Christians have the Holy Spirit always in us. If we ask for His help and guidance, and if we give Him a free hand as we write … well! Who can say what may happen?”
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Recovery
The author served two full tours of duty in Northern Ireland during the many years of “The Troubles” and was psychologically affected by the violence he witnessed at close quarters over a prolonged period. He suffered from PTSD (Post Trauma Stress Disorder), but tells how there is help available for sufferers and their families.
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The Day My Life Changed Forever
Corinne Marsh was a concert pianist and multi-instrumentalist when an accident with a car ended her career. When something like this happens, people often ask, “Where was God that day? Why didn't He protect me and stop this disaster from happening?”
Corinne is a committed Christian and hopes that as she shares openly and frankly how she has coped, and is still having to cope, others will find encouragement to help stay positive and continue to trust God should they ever have to face adversity.
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This Is My Story
Too old at 70? Joy Pocock was turned down by various missionary societies, but she had an assurance from God that she would go to China, and she tells how this came about. She shares how God has faithfully led her throughout a long life and used her and her late husband in many different countries.
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Through The Rainbow With Stroke
An inspiring account of courage in the face of huge challenges. Irene Brindle's husband had a serious stroke and before he died suffered from dementia. Irene tells how she lovingly cared for him, honestly admitting the difficulties and frustrations.
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To God Be All The Glory
Billy Wright should never have lived. He contracted double pneumonia and in the pre-penicillin days the doctor told his mother there was no hope. But his mother was a woman of faith. She mobilised prayer and he recovered. In his book he tells how he has known God's love and faithfulness in good and bad times and how God has always provided for every need.
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Trauma In The Family
The author is a former social worker and now a PTSD counsellor. He writes from personal experience of the condition. His book takes an in-depth look at some important aspects of PTSD and gives valuable information on how families can cope.
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Under An Algarrobo Tree
The author's parents were pioneer missionaries to Argentina's Toba and Wichi (Mataco) people and he was born amongst the Tobas. He later became Bishop of Argentina and presiding Bishop of the Southern Cone. A remarkable story told with disarming modesty.
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