Simply structured with material for every day of the year, including a seasonal supplement.

€20

Daily Prayer to change your world

€22.65

This book provides a pattern of daily reflection which will enable readers to enter into a closer relationship with God and the inner self.  Being nourished by such a deepening awareness is a recipe for discovering more of life’s delights.

€13.35

This Lent course explores the ordinary places of the Easter story in which the extraordinary events of Jesus’ life, death and resurrection occurred.  You will be encouraged to look at the ordinary places of your own life, and rediscover them as places in which you may meet the living God.

€13.35

The Church of Ireland Directory for 2010 is now available. To order please call 01 497 2821 or email sssresourcecentre@eircom.net.  €17.95

Meditations, Reflective Services and Quiet Day Outlines based on the Gospel Readings for Year C of the Lectionary.

€41.10

This collection of favourite Christian prayers, poems and Bible readings has been designed and printed in accordance with the RNIB clear print guidelines for people with sight problems.

€16.45

These brief and highly readable meditations once again demonstrate Joyce Rupp’s “Spiritual knack” for discovering God just about everywhere:  in prayer, in worship, a kind word, an old house in need of repair, a puzzling situation, a personal rejection, the death of a loved one, inviting a stranger to lunch, a faithful marriage, a hug.  You cannot read this book without seeing the world with new eyes - eyes that detect in your own life God’s enduring presence.  €10.99

Pray Now is a collection of modern prayers that can be used by all denominations, by individuals, prayer groups and leaders of worship.  Each year our relationship with God is explored through a theme.  This year’s theme is ‘Environment’.  Wherever we go, whatever we do, the environment has a profound effect on our lives.  The daily prayers in this book will help you to reflect on a world where climate change, international conflict and disasters are keenly sensed and communicated by the global community.  Pray Now gives a place to start when you feel you have no words of your own.

€7.45

This book follows the Sunday readings for the Year B cycle of the Lectionary.  As preachers and readers dialogue with these texts they are urged to relate them to contemorary issues.  This study guide will help readers develop an approach to bibical texts that will lead to a more extensive and deeper ethical awareness of the responsibility involved in interpreting, teaching and preaching these texts.  An important resource for the Year of Mark.

€15.50

This commentary on Mark’s gospel is offered as a textbook for students of theology and as a guide for serious readers in the hope that it will deepen their spiritual and theological insight, and bring them to a level of academic competence.

€19.99

‘Building Blocks’ is a conference that aims to support and encourage all those working with children in their local parish. The ‘Building Blocks’ Conference will be held in Belfast on Saturday 22nd November 2008 and in Dublin on Saturday 29th November 2008 in St. Patrick’s College, Drumcondra. The keynote speaker is Terry Clutterham who has written many resources for ministry amongst children. There will be a wide variety of seminars on topics such as small groups, wide age range, working with a multi-cultural group, drama, arts and crafts and much more. Brochures are now available.

This can be the most challenging group to inspire spiritually.

Terry Clutterham will explore ways of engaging with this age group.

Terry Clutterham is the keynote speaker for Building Blocks 2008.  Terry is Director of Ministry Delivery for SU England and Wales and has editied ‘Key Notes’, ‘One to One’ and ‘Alive to God’.  He has extensive experience in producing Bible based resources to be used with 7-14 year olds, including a number of excellent books such as ‘The Adventure Begins’ and ‘Absolutely Everything’.

Friday 28th November 2008

Rathdfarnham Church of Ireland Parish Centre

Rathfarnham Village (beside the Church)

Parking available in the Church grounds.

12.30pm - 2.15pm

There will be a light lunch served at 12.30pm followed by the talk.

The lunchtime talk is free but due to catering arrangements names of those planning to attend need to with Anne Taylor by Tuesday 25th November.

For further information or booking contact the Rev. Anne Taylor on 01 490 5543 or email sundayschoolsociety@ireland.anglican.org

www.sundayschoolsociety.ie

A Place at the Table is a rich and varied resource on the theme of hospitality for public worship and personal prayer throughout the Christian year.  From the blessing of a home to a quiet day on the environment, from a Eucharistic prayer for Easter to a credal statement for Human Rights Day, here are liturgies, prayers, gospel reflections, meditations, ideas to use on retreats and with all-age groups, imaginative exercises for quiet days and, appropriately, seasonal recipes for simple good food to share.

This book is intended to provide some essential resources for the study of Anglician ecclesiology.

This is an illuminated daily prayer book that eloquently and movingly recalls us to a lost inheritance - the full knowledge of all that it means to be made, body and soul, in the image of God.  In giving voice to the intuitions and yearnings that are common to the human soul, Sounds of the Eternal restores to us a precious birthright.

Celtic Daily Prayer - Life has its rhythms.  We all need to be able to cope with its ebb and flow.  We have to survive its darkness as well as its light.  To survive this intricate pattern, we need to have an overriding rhythm of prayer. 

A Lent and Easter Companion - Andrew Barr helps us to enter into the familiar stories and to see that change and transformation in our own lives is possible.  He draws on stories of faith from Songs of Praise and on journeys from his own life in broadcasting.

What controls us?  What gives meaning to our lives?  How can we live a life shared with others?  The seasons of Lent and Easter are traditionally times to reflect upon such fundamental questions as these.  In this gentle, reflective book, Jane Williams encourages us to make space for reflection and, in so doing, to draw closer to God.

Meditations on the Garden, the Cross and the Tree of Life.   Author John Arnold guides us on a journey of readings and questions that begins with the garden of Eden……  and brings us at last to the Tree of Life in the New Jerusalem.