Sacristy Press

A rigorous exploration of eucharistic offering—recovering its biblical, historical, and theological depth for contemporary Anglican and ecumenical practice.

A bold theological reappraisal of David Jenkins, exploring his radical faith, public witness, and enduring relevance for Church and society.

A history of early Christianity from the day of Pentecost to the fifth century.

In Communion and Contemplation, Douglas Dales offers a deeply personal and richly textured reflection on the spiritual life, shaped by decades of priestly ministry and profound friendships with remarkable Christian figures.

An exploration of Choral Evensong as an act of Christian worship, and as a setting in which people of different faiths or none may find space in which to reflect.

A bold retelling of how Irenaeus battled heresy and shaped Christian theology—restoring humanity to life in God through Christ.