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Reading List for Those Exploring Vocation READING LIST FOR THOSE EXPLORING VOCATION The following list of suggested reading, while not exhaustive does attempt to include a wide-range of view points thus reflecting the breadth of the Church of England. The books in bold print are good introductions to the subject and so might be a good place to start your reading. Most of the books are still in print and should be readily available from book shops, although you may have to order them. If you have difficulty getting hold of particular titles you might like to try contacting the staff at Church House Bookshop in London, who almost certainly will be able to help you. They can be contacted on 0207 898 1300 or alternatively you can visit their online bookshop at www.chbookshop.co.uk Class Book Number in Diocesan Library at Updated 3rd November Bouverie Court, Northampton 2010 Theme Book Title Number Author Publisher/date Vocation How to find your vocation John Adair Canterbury Press 2000 Vocation On Call Stuart Buchanan BRF 2001 Vocation A Touch of God Maria Boulding Triangle 1988 Vocation Matched for Life 241-92 Vocation The Call Os Clarke Spring Harvest 2001 Vocation Called or Collard 236-278 Francis Dewar New Edition SPCK 2000 Vocation Invitations; God's Calling for Everyone 236.4-3 Francis Dewar SPCK 1996 Vocation Live for a Change 242-234 Francis Dewar DLT 1988 Vocation The Road to Daybreak 242-222 Henri Nouwen DLT 1989 Vocation This is our Calling Charles Richardson SPCK 2004 Ordained Ministry Jobs for the Boys? Women who became Priests 236.1-9 Liz and Andrew Barr Hodder and Stoughton 2001 Ordained Ministry Dynamic Local Ministry 2367-271 Andrew Bowden and Michael Est Continuuum 2000 Ordained Ministry Being a Deacon Today 236-306 Rosalind Brown Canterbury Press 2005 Ordained Ministry Praying for England Samuel Wells & Sarah Coakley Continuum Ordained Ministry Priesthood Here and Now 2 Michael Bowering (ed) Newcastle Diocese 1994 Ordained Ministry The Priestlike Task 236-291 Wesley Carr SPCK 1985 Ordained Ministry Into Your Hands 241-146 Andrw Clitherow SPCK 2001 Chrstopher Cocksworth and Ordained Ministry Being a Priest Today 236-250 Rosalind Brown Canterbury Press 2002 Ordained Ministry Yes Minister 236-298 Jim Cotter Cairns 1992 Living on the Border of the Holy: Renewing the Ordained Ministry Priesthood of All William Countryman Morehouse Publishing 1999 Ordained Ministry Ministry in Three Dimensions 236-231 Steven Croft DLT 1999 Tentmaking: Perspectices on Self Supporting James MM Francis and Leslie J Ordained Ministry Ministry 236-213 Francies Gracewing 1998 John Fuller and Patrick Vaughan Ordained Ministry Working for the Kingdom (eds) SPCK 1986 SCM Canterbury Press Ordained Ministry Here I am Richard Giles 2006 Ordained Ministry Transforming Priesthood 236-165 Richard Greenwood SPCK 1994 Ordained Ministry Transforming Church 236-245 Richard Greenwood SPCK 2001 READING LIST FOR THOSE EXPLORING VOCATION Theme Book Title Number Author Publisher/date Ordained Ministry Parish Priests 236-361 Richard Greenwood and Hugh Ordained Ministry Power Burgess SPCK 2005 Ordained Ministry The Ministry Team Handbook 236-305 Richard Greenwood and Caroline Ordained Ministry Local Ministry Pascoe (ED0 SPCK 2006 Ordained Ministry The Fire and The Clay 250-352 George Guiver (ed) SPCK 1993 Ordained Ministry Priests in a People's Church 236-323 George Guiver (ed) SPCK 2002 Ordained Ministry On the Boundary 236-182 Rod Hacking Canterbury Press 1990 Christine Hall and Robert Ordained Ministry Order and Ministry 236-233 Hannaford (ed) Gracewing 1996 Ordained Ministry Light in the Lord Basil Hume St paul's Publications 1991 Ordained Ministry An Introduction to Christian Ministry 236-347 Gordon Kuhrt CHP 2000 Ministry Issues for the Church of England Mapping Ordained Ministry the Trends Ordered Gordon Kuhrt CHP 2001 Ordained Ministry Giles Legood 236-370 Chaplaincy Cassell 1999 Ordained Ministry Revelations 236-174 Mary Loudon Ordained Ministry Eccentric Ministry Christopher Moody DLT 2002 Ordained Ministry In the Name of Jesus 250-294 Henri Nouwen DLT 1997 Ordained Ministry The Christian Priest Today 236-241 Michael Ramsey SPCK 1972 Ordained Ministry Ministry and Priesthood 236-264 Alastair Redfern DLT 1999 Ordained Ministry The Life and Work of a Priest 236-334 John Pritchard Ordained Ministry Tools for Reflective Ministry 236-368 Nash Ordained Ministry The Clerical Profession 250-146 Anthony Russell SPCK 1980 Ordained Ministry Love's Endeavour, Love's Expense 242-141 WH Vanstone DLT 1978 Ordained Ministry Fare Well in Christ 242-316 WH Vanstone DLT 1997 Anglicanism The Anglican Understaind of the Church 236-328 Paul Avis SPCK 2000 Anglicanism Is the Church of England Biblical 236-241 Colin Buchanan DLT 1998 Anglicanism The Renewel of Anglicanism 236-160 A. McGrath Anglicanism Anglicanism: A very Short Introduction Mark Chapman OUP 2006 Hodder and Stoughton Anglicanism C of E the State it's in 236-234 Monica Furlong 2000 Anglicanism How to be an Anglican 236-285 Richard Giles Canterbury Press 2003 Anglicanism Why I am still an Anglican Caroline Chartres Continuum Anglicanism Hope for the Church 236.4-28 Bob Jackson CHP 2002 Anglicanism Shapes of the Church to Come 236-268 Michael Nazir-Ali Kingsway 2001 Anglicanism The Future of the Parish System 336-366 Croft Anglicanism Being Anglican Alastair Redfern DLT 2000 Anglicanism Unashamed Anglicanism 236-172 Stephen Sykes DLT 1995 Anglicanism The Integrity of Anglicanism 275-114 Stephen Sykes SPCK 1978 READING LIST FOR THOSE EXPLORING VOCATION Theme Book Title Number Author Publisher/date Simon Barrington-Ward and Spirituality Praying the Jesus Prayer Together Brother Ramon BRF 2001 Spirituality Praying Through Life 241-108 Stephen Cottrell CHP 1998 Spirituality Living on the Edge of the Holy William Countryman DLT 2001 Spirituality Pray Your Way 241-115 Bruce Duncan DLT 1993 Spirituality A Celebration of Discipline Richard Foster Spirituality Letters on Prayer Michael Paul Gallagher DLT 1994 Spirituality God of Surprises 242-183 Gerard Hughes BRF 1993 Spirituality God , Where are You 242-314 Gerard Hughes DLT 1997 Spirituality Oh God, Why? 242-305 Gerard Hughes DLT 2000 Fordham University Press Spirituality Being In Love: The Practice of Christian Prayer William Johnstone 1999 Both Alike to Thee: The Retrieval of the Mystical Spirituality Way Melvyn Matthew SPCK 2000 Spirituality Holiness 242-128 Donald Nicholl DLT 1981 Spirituality The Return of the Prodigal Son 250-362 Henri Nouwen DLT 1994 Spirituality Knowing God JJ Packer Spirituality How I Pray John Wilkins (ED) DLT1990 Spirituality The Wound of Knowledge 242-169 Rowan Williams DLT 1990 The booklets in the Grove booklets series are often Filed behind the Library computer Spirituality good introductions to aspects of spirituality. desk. Biblical Studies Introducing the OT 220-22 J Drane Lion 2000 Biblical Studies Introduction to Biblical Studies S Moyise Cassell 1998 Reading the Old Testament: Method in biblical Biblical Studies studies 220-141 J Barton DLT 1996 Biblical Studies Reading the OT: An introduction 220-148 L Boadt Paulist Press 1984 Biblical Studies Beginning the OT Study 220-160 J Rogerson SPCK 1998 Biblical Studies Christian Origins 225-216 C Rowland SPCK 1985 Biblical Studies The Gospels and Jesus 225-263 G Stanton OUP 1989 Biblical Studies Paul 225-291 E P Sanders OUP 1991 Many more on OT/NT see Class 220,225.227 Christian Faith and Theology Wounds of Christ Christina Baxter Christian Faith and Theology I Thirst 242-417 Stephen Cottrell Christian Faith and Theology Theology:A Very Shory Introduction David Ford OUP 1999 Christian Faith and Theology Shaping Theology 230 for -677 READING LIST FOR THOSE EXPLORING VOCATION Theme Book Title Number Author Publisher/date Christian Faith and Theology Reasonable Belief 230HAN-266 Anthony and Richard Hanson OUP 1981 Christian Faith and Theology The Essence of Christianity 231-23 Brian Hebblethwaite SPCK 1996 Christian Faith and Theology Theology: The basics and Introduction 230-471 Alister McGrath Blackwells 2004 Christian Faith and Theology Mere Theology 230-708 Alister McGrath Christian Faith and Theology Christianity: A short introduction 230-WAR 688 Keith Ward SPCK 2000 Christian Faith and Theology On Christian Theology 230 WIL -560 Rowan Williams Blackwell 1999 Christian Faith and Theology Open to Judgement 280-263 Rowan Williams DLT 1994 Christian Faith and Theology Lost Icons 250-495 Rowan Williams T&T Clark 2000 Israel's Praise:Doxology Against Idolatry and Liturgy and Worship Idealogy Walter Brueggmann Fortress Press 1988 Holy, Holy, Holy: Worshipping the Trinitarian Liturgy and Worship God 240-167 Christopher Cocksworth Liturgy and Worship Two Ways of Praying 241-123 Paul Bradshaw SPCK 1995 Liturgy and Worship Creating Uncommon Worship 237-72 Richard Giles Canterbury Press 2004 Mission and Mission Shaped Church - Missionary Values, Evangelism Church Planting and Fresh Expressions Paul Bayes Grove Booklet Ev 67 2004 Mission and Evangelism Mission Shaped Parish 236.4-102 Mission and Evangelism Evangelism: Which Way Now 236.4-70 Mike Booker and Mark Ireland CHP 2003 Mission and Evangelism What is Mission 255-106 J Andrew Kirk DLT 2002 Mission and Mission theological Advisory Evangelism Presence and Prophesy Group CHP 2002 Mission and Evangelism Mission Shaped Church Mission and Public Affairs CHP 2004 Mission and Journeying Out - A new approach to Christian Evangelism Mission 236.4-72 Ann Morisy Morehouse 2004 Self Knowledge and Pastoral Relationships Rediscovering Pastoral Care 250-175 Alastair Campbell DLT 1986 READING
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