Books for Students

Key Stage 2

The Jesus Encyclopedia Lois Rock, £14.99

With episodes from Jesus’ life retold through extracts and adaptations from the gospels, alongside information about the geographical and historical background, this book offers pupils aged 9-12 numerous insights into how Jesus’ teaching and example are reflected in the life of the Christian church today.

The Lion Encyclopedia of Christianity David Self, £12.99

This full-colour illustrated reference book offers a panoramic view of the history, beliefs and practices of the Christian faith. Clearly written and laid out, the book features illustrations, maps and diagrams and will be an invaluable resource for children aged 9-12.

And beyond

What the Bible is All About Henrietta Mears, £11.99

A perfect introduction to the Bible for new believers, yet this valuable resource is comprehensive enough for pastors, Sunday School teachers and college students. Easy to use, visually engaging format as you witness the Bible unfold before your eyes.

The Candle Illustrated Bible Encyclopedia Dr Tim Dowley, £9.99

The Candle Illustrated Bible Encyclopedia is designed to equip the new Bible reader and student, with an overview of life in Bible times, the history of Bible people, Bible lands and an introduction to Bible books. Covering topics as diverse as transport, medicine, costume and religion in Bible times this is an invaluable work of reference.

Searching 4 Faith Brian Draper, pb, £6.99

Considering some some of today's key issues in an imaginative way, this book offers a reflective journey for young people wanting to explore the adventure of faith.

Praise for the Book: 'Draper constructs, with the company of many cultural helps an engaging 'path of faith' in an accessible and biblical fashion. This is a grace-tour of what faith and life can be. The progress throughout the book is delightfully post-modern, imaginative and poetic.' - Christian Marketplace, July 2007

Why Do People Suffer? Why Do People Suffer? James Jones, pb, £6.99

Why Do People Suffer? is an accessible and hopeful exploration of a key faith issue, that provides an ideal basis for discussion, helping the reader to think through the issues and offering hope in a God who understands and shares in our suffering.

Praise for the Book: 'Why Do People Suffer? is one of the most thoughtful, thought-provoking and readable books about suffering I have read. Salient points are sensibly illustrated through personal case studies and relevant comments from writers and thinkers. I highly recommend this book to thinking students and teachers.' - Association of Christian Teachers website, 17 August 2007