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Spring Catalogue 2021 SPRING 2021 — 10TH BIRTHDAY SPECIAL Sacristy Press Trade Catalogue & Rightsp Guide RELIGION & THEOLOGY. 1 HISTORY. 33 FICTION . 39 POETRY . .45 . Sacristy Press Welcome!Sacristy Press was founded ten years ago, on 16 March DON’T MISS NEW RELEASES! 2011, to publish theology and history, including historical If you are a bookseller or reviewer, we have dedicated fiction. We are a small, independent publisher based mailing lists just for you! Email [email protected] and in Durham (UK). 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WEBSITE: www.sacristy.co.uk EMAIL: [email protected] ORDERS EMAIL: [email protected] TELEPHONE: +44 (0)191 303 8 313 ORDERS TELEPHONE: +44 (0)1752 202301 POST: PO Box 612, Durham, DH1 9HT, UK ii Sacristy Press Religion & Theology A BRIEF HISTORY OF END TIME 27 FIERCE LOVE 8 ADVENTURE AWAITS 11 FOLLOWING CHRIST 13 ALTERNATIVE COLLECTS 23 FOLLOWING JESUS IN THE HOLY LAND 18 AND DID THOSE FEET COMING SOON 4 FOLLOW ME 26 A NEW LEASE OF LIFE? 14 FROM COSMOS TO CANAAN 22 ANIMATING LITURGY 25 FROM OVER THE EDGE 27 A SIGN OF THE TIMES 29 FUZZY CHURCH COMING SOON 3 BEYOND BUSYNESS 31 GOD B C 23 BUILDING BRIDGES, NOT WALLS 12 GOD’S PEOPLE AND THE SEDUCTION OF EMPIRE 26 BUILDING ST CUTHBERT’S SHRINE 31 GOD’S TENT PITCHED AMONG US 12 BUSKING THE GOSPEL COMING SOON 4 GOSPEL FOR THE OUTSIDER 29 CELTIC CHRISTIANITY AND CLIMATE CRISIS 10 GOSPEL OF FULFILMENT 20 CHRISTIAN AND SIKH NEW 6 GROWING UP INTO THE CHILDREN OF GOD 22 CHRIST IN A CHOPPIE BOX 28 HOLY GROUND 25 CHURCH AND REVOLUTION 13 HONEST SADNESS NEW 5 CONSTANTINOPLE TO CHALCEDON 26 HOPE IN DARK PLACES 24 CROSS PURPOSES 24 INCARNATION AND NEO-DARWINISM 17 DEAR NICHOLAS 16 INSPIRING SERVICE 7 FAITH IN THE AGE OF SCIENCE 32 INTO THE DEPTHS 19 1 Religion & Theology KEEPING WATCH FOR KINGFISHERS 15 KINGDOM COME 22 SEARCHING FOR A SILENT GOD 20 KNOWING CHRIST 9 SEEING LIGHT 18 LEADING A CHURCH TO MATURITY IN LOVE 21 SINK OR SWIM 8 LIFE IN A MEDIEVAL MONASTERY 32 SO WE LIVE, FOREVER BIDDING FAREWELL 10 LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS 11 ST CUTHBERT’S CORPSE 31 LIKE THERE’S NO TOMORROW 14 STIR UP, O LORD 32 LIVING PRAYER 25 SUFFERING AND GLORY 23 MADE IN THE IMAGE OF GOD COMING SOON 3 THE BEGINNING OF TOMORROW 21 MAKING CONNECTIONS 30 THE DIACONATE IN ECUMENICAL PERSPECTIVE 19 MISSION FROM BELOW 24 THE DIVINE HEART OF DARKNESS 25 NORTHERN GOSPEL, NORTHERN CHURCH 27 THE EVIL THAT MEN DO 27 NOT OF THIS WORLDVIEW NEW 4 THE JUDAS CHURCH 29 OUT OF THE WHIRLWIND 16 THE MEETING THAT CHANGED THE WORLD 21 PARISH NATIVITY PLAY 30 THEONOMICS 30 PARISH PASSION PLAY 30 THE PARADISE TREE 24 PILGRIMS 7 THE SPIRIT OF PEACE 28 PRAYING FOR THE EARTH NEW 5 THE WRITING ON THE WALL 29 PRIESTS IN SECULAR WORK NEW 6 THREE WISE MEN FROM THE EAST 28 QUEEN VICTORIA’S ARCHBISHOPS 17 TO CALL ON HIS NAME 15 RESOUNDING BODY 9 WITH GOD WE LIVE WITHOUT GOD 23 2 Religion & Theology COMING SOON COMING SOON MADE IN THE FUZZY CHURCH IMAGE OF GOD Gospel and Culture in Being Human in the the North of England Christian Tradition • Nigel Rooms, Elli Wort • Michael Fuller, David Jasper (editors) PAPERBACK (c.160 pages) ISBN: 978-1-78959-167-5 PAPERBACK (c.250 pages) May 2021 • RRP £16 99 ISBN: 978-1-78959-170-5 Rights: worldwide, all languages May 2021 • RRP £29 99 Foreword by Philip North, Rights: worldwide, all languages Bishop of Burnley The question of our humanity has never been more What does the good news of Jesus look like in the North of pressing or uncertain. As human beings, is our nature simply England? Is there such a thing as a “northern gospel”? biological? What is the place of philosophy and theology in determining our self-understanding? Are we dependent on Rooms and Wort analyse what the North actually is, and our relationships with one another? Are we creatures created why we need to study our context if we want to understand by God? Is our physical death an end of our being? more about God and God’s ways. They look at the current religious climate in the North where many churches are Twelve leading scholars in fields such as biblical studies, closing. They explore how their detailed research among theology and science address the question of what it is to be northern churches demonstrates a gospel characterized by human, made in the image of God, and thereby make a wide- fragility and freedom, but full of authenticity, community ranging contribution to the field of theological anthropology. and humour. They describe “fuzzy” churches where the boundaries of the church and its worship are less fixed and CONTRIBUTORS: Michael Fuller, David Jasper, Nicholas where there is more of a flow between churches and their Taylor, John Reuben Davies, Trevor Hart, Robert Gillies, John world. They discover that closing churches might provide McLuckie, Harriet Harris, Delyth M. Reid, Margaret B. Adam, the “compost” for what God is doing next. Eric Stoddart, Alison Jasper 3 Religion & Theology COMING SOON COMING SOON BUSKING THE GOSPEL AND DID THOSE FEET Ordained Ministry in The Story and Character Secular Employment of the English Church • James M. M. Francis AD 200–2020 • Patrick Whitworth PAPERBACK (167 pages) ISBN: 978-1-78959-132-3 HARDBACK (c.650 pages) April 2021 • RRP £14 99 ISBN: 978-1-78959-152-1 Rights: worldwide, all languages April 2021 • RRP £40 00 Foreword by Rosalind Brown Rights: worldwide, all languages See p. 34 for full details. ​​From the earliest days of the Christian Church, there have NOT OF THIS been clergy who have earned a living and explored their WORLDVIEW ministry through supporting themselves. However, as the Poetry for the Kingdom Church is developing fresh initiatives in mission, there is Among Us a renewed interest in vocations that unite a sacramental ministry with daily secular life. • Richard Briggs This book on self-supporting ministry focusses specifically on PAPERBACK (112 pages) ordained ministry in secular employment (MSE). It undertakes ISBN: 978-1-78959-158-3 an in-depth theological reflection on MSE, and offers some March 2021 • RRP £9 99 practical help to enable such clergy (and the church generally) Rights: worldwide, all languages to grow in the awareness of the creative scope and potential of this ministry in the contemporary world. See p. 46 for full details. 4 Religion & Theology NEW NEW HONEST SADNESS PRAYING FOR THE EARTH Lament in a Pandemic Age Remembering the • John Holdsworth Environment in our Prayers of Intercession PAPERBACK (166 pages) • Rob Kelsey ISBN: 978-1-78959-161-3 March 2021 • RRP £12 99 PAPERBACK (95 pages) Rights: worldwide, all languages ISBN: 978-1-78959-135-4 February 2021 • RRP £8 99 Rights: worldwide, all languages Foreword by Nicholas Holtam John Holdsworth examines lament as a means of articulating A resource for Christians who believe that environmental faithful incomprehension, and as a resource for what have concerns should be an integral part of the public and private been called communities of honest sadness. He traces the prayers of all Christian people. The book is intended to be development of lament through the Old Testament and used as a supplement to the prayers of intercession in church questions why it is apparently absent from both the New on Sunday, and by individuals in their private prayers, so Testament and much of the life of the Church today, at just that praying for the earth becomes an ‘ordinary’ part of our the point where many think it could be most useful. spiritual and daily life, rather than something that happens on a special occasion. Honest Sadness is written not only from the perspective of lived experience in the wider world in such places as Beirut The book may be used by those who lead the intercessions and Bosnia, but also from the intensely painful personal of the Church, by groups of Christians whenever they pray experience of the author’s own bereavement. It is of interest together, and by individual Christians in their personal prayers. to all who are reflecting theologically seriously on our times, or supporting others in doing so. ROB KELSEY is Vicar of Norham and Priest in Charge of Carham, Cornhill and Branxton in the Diocese of Newcastle. 5 Religion & Theology NEW NEW CHRISTIAN AND SIKH PRIESTS IN A Practical Theology SECULAR WORK of Multiple Religious Participating in the Participation “Missio Dei” • John Barnett • Jenny Gage PAPERBACK (204 pages) PAPERBACK (207 pages) ISBN: 978-1-78959-145-3 ISBN: 978-1-78959-142-2 January 2021 • RRP £19 99 December 2020 • RRP £14 99 Rights: worldwide, all languages Rights: worldwide, all languages Foreword by Stephen Pattison The traditional Western model of people identifying with Priests in secular work (PSW) have a specific vocation, a single religion is increasingly coming under challenge.
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