Sacristy Press

In 1987 Northumberland, a grieving widower wakes framed for murder and drawn into a deadly clash between extremist groups. Chased by police and enemies alike, he heads for Holy Island, where revenge, belief, and survival collide in a stark political thriller.

Journey through 1,400 years of North East England’s Christian heritage – from Holy Island to Durham Cathedral. Meet saints, reformers, and remarkable women and men while exploring vivid stories, sacred places, and a ready to follow nine-day pilgrimage route.

A practical and inspiring guide to how music can nurture Christian hope. Andy Thomas shows how even simple music‑making can deepen worship, strengthen community, and help congregations recognize God’s presence and imagine a more hopeful future.

A history of Benedictine Nuns returning to England after the French Revolution and the struggles of repatriation, resettlement and religious renewal as refugees in their own country.

Twelve practical lessons to aid “stickability” in ministry which are from research with over 100 people who have over 3,000 years of ministry experience amongst them.

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