Counselling & Care

The concept is for people to be able to purchase this book in place of a card. It comprises of scripture which are compiled around specific topics. Reasonably Priced. Attractive cover design and inside layout. It has a fold over envelope flap.

Grief comes in all shapes and sizes, from the devastating grief accompanying death to the daily losses of betrayal and misfortune. And while the gospel speaks about grace for sin, does it say anything about grace for grief?

Someone you know and love has died. You feel the emptiness and sorrow of loss. That alone is extremely hard. But suicide adds many other painful reactions to the heartache that death brings.

This 64-page, full-colour softcover book is designed specifically for those facing difficulties with hope. Leaning on Jesus compassionately and powerfully presents God’s gift of hope during these times.

How can we answer claims that the Bible does not prohibit committed homosexual relationships? Or that science proves that homosexuality is genetic, not a chosen lifestyle? Welch supplies timely biblical and biological insight into homosexuality.

When trouble knocks you off of your feet, hope also seems to be swept away and feelings of hopelessnes and depression can set in. To regain a hopeful outlook on life is not difficult or complicated. All it requires is a shift in focus from...

For anyone struggling with anxiety This encouraging book outlines techniques to help you on your journey You'll know hope and peace as you learn to be free from anxious thoughts Words of help and hope for both Christians and non-Christians

Buffeted by life? Hope in the Dark offers ways of looking at hope, and how to hold on belief A way to rediscover God's love in times of pain "I want to believe, I want to have hope, but…"

For anyone experiencing pain and suffering These Biblical reflections offer words of comfort and support A moving way to show compassion for someone you know Hurt is real. But so is hope. Kristen and Sarah have walked through, and are walking in,

Elisabeth Elliot has known the almost-palpable grip of loneliness, that constriction of the heart when one is apart and alone. She has discovered how to make a gift of that sorrow to God, however, and. in so doing, find peace and purpose.

Let's be honest. We're frequently disappointed. With family, friends, leaders, work, ourselves, church - sometimes, dare we say it, even with God. 'You carry the tears inside,' is the author's description. Disappointment can be devastating. It

For anyone who is, or knows someone, walking through suffering Just Show Up is a true story that illuminates ways of helping along the journey A personal look at friendship that weathers hardships

A pass-along companion to Anxious for Nothing that features an 11-week plan to overcome anxiety.According to one research program, anxiety-related issues are the number one mental health problem among women and are second only to alcohol and drug abu

This warm and pastoral book by Tim Lane helps readers to see when godly concern turns into sinful worry, and how scripture can be used to cast our concerns upon the Lord. Christians will discover how to replace anxiety with peace

God designed us to be in meaningful and satisfying relationships with friends, with family, and possibly with a husband or wife. But the reality is we can feel so lonely, so separated, so isolated, and thinking no one really understands.

Are you lonely? You're in good company! For many, lonely feelings come and go. For others, loneliness is ongoing and agonizing. Yet no matter what category you're in, there is hope. You're not alone.

Dementia is experienced in different forms, in different ways but with nearly 10 million new cases every year, it is something many people face. This story of two friends charts Kathleen's illness through their friendship.

A person can never get too far from God and His plan and purpose for their life that they can't get back to Him and have a fresh start. There is always a way forward that will prevent a person's current circumstances from having the final say in life

Andy McQuitty officially entered the Valley of the Shadow of Death at 2:58 PM on July 14, 2009, with these post-colonoscopy words from his doctor. "Andy, you have a massive tumor that has broken through the wall of your colon. It's cancer."

Find Peace in the Heart of the Storm A cancer diagnosis brings anxiety, fear, and many unanswered questions. Emotions and grief can easily overwhelm as you face your life from a new and uncertain perspective.

Whether you are personally struggling with overeating or you know someone who is, this 96-page book offers you key information on the causes, effects, and practical solution for compulsive eating. It answers questions often asked.

Christian pastoral care is a narrative, ecclesial, theological practice (NET). As a narrative practice, pastoral care attends to the inseparable interconnection between our own lifestories, others’ stories, the larger cultural stories, and God’s stor

When is war a just war? How can outsiders best intervene in conflict? How do we understand relational peace-building and reconciliation? How can we effectively engage as Christians in resolving conflict? Peter Dixon offers a moral framework.

When a romantic relationship is torn apart, it can wreak havoc in the lives and emotions of everyone involved. The pain is all the worse if you were not the one who wanted the relationship to end. You may wonder, “Will the ache in my heart...

"I can always do it tomorrow!" Are you caught in the tomorrow trap? Have you noticed how the decay of delay has affected various areas of your life? If allowed to continue, the pursuit of the trivial will preoccupy your attention.