This handbook aims to help any Christian committed to their role as a follower and fellow-worker with Christ to be more effective in their ministry. It offers practical suggestions for faithful practice in numerous areas, ranging from Apologetics to Worship and beyond.
In Twenty Questions Jesus Asked, John Pritchard explores Jesus' gift of asking penetrating questions to open us up to new possibilities and the prospect of change.
Focusing on the Oric-1, a notable 8-bit home computer released in 1982, this collector's hardback edition serves as an essential programming manual for new users. Aimed at both beginners and experienced programmers, it provides a comprehensive introduction to the Oric-1's features, emphasizing its superior keyboard and user-friendly interface. Despite its short production run, the manual remains a valuable resource for enthusiasts. Acorn Books presents this work as part of its Retro Reproduction Series, celebrating classic computing literature from the 1980s and 90s.
Features ideas, reflections, and resources on how to extend the message of resurrection through the coming weeks and into the rest of our lives. This book includes 'articles' of accessible reflection, ways to celebrate resurrection and to continue the 'risen life', worship ideas, stories and personal experience, poetry, music and art, and more.
After a trip to Ghana with Right To Play, John Pritchard, former Olympic rower and self-confessed middle-aged eccentric, set his next formidable challenge: to row the length of the Mississippi River and raise $1,000,000 for the charity.
Examination of how lives can be enriched by engaging with the great Christian festivals.