A 14-session course that helps 11- to 16-year-olds explore the basics of the Christian faith. It is suitable for youth groups and confirmation classes.

Christian Lifestyle is designed to help disciples live out their faith. It includes four short courses exploring some of the fundamental questions about our identity as Christians: Does sin matter? How do I cope with myself? What difference should...

An exciting short course for 13-18 year olds exploring issues of vocation, calling, gifts, passions, and the big question that many young people dread being asked: 'What do you want to do with your life?'. Ideal for use with young people making big...

A realistic, practical guide to the most basic expression of the Christian life.

Presents a 15-session course for enquirers and new Christians. This second edition has been harmonized with Common Worship material wherever necessary; all Bible quotations are taken from the New Revised Standard Version (NRSV). It also includes a...

Prejudiced, petulant, resentful, sulky: Jonah was not just a reluctant spokesman for God, he was also a disobedient one. The story of Jonah shows how God calls and uses those who are far from perfect. As Christians, we are all called to respond in...

Emmaus: The Way of Faith is a course designed to welcome people into the Christian faith and the life of the Church. Knowing God is designed to deepen new Christians' understanding of the basics of Christian doctrine, addressing questions about the...

A fourteen-session interactive Christian discipleship course for young people, designed to help 11- to 16-year-olds integrate their faith into life and to equip them as worshippers and disciples.

Whether you are a new Christian just setting out on the journey of faith, or a weary traveller in need of some refreshment, How to Live will inspire you to keep going.

Emmaus is a course designed to welcome people into the Christian faith. Contact is a practical, hands-on booklet that helps churches make the most of their connections with those outside the church, as the first step in running an Emmaus course.