Throughout history, people have sought to glorify God in creative ways. In this issue we reflect on how we bring ourselves closer to God in the work of our hands, as artists and craftworkers.
Jacqui Parkinson describes the background to her latest exhibition, Threads through Revelation
Richard Briggs considers the craft of creating a holy dwelling place
Jane Williamson tells us how one woman inspired volunteer action to keep girls in school
A Nearly Infallible History of the Reformation combines theological insights and historical analysis in a humorous 'Horrible Histories' style.
In Love is His Meaning, Keith Ward explores the various figures of speech and images that Jesus used.
Twelve sermons, one for each of the Twelve Days of Christmas, make up a short but no means lightweight volume.
Although somewhat contrived and formulaic, there is much food for thought here.