Book review: Into All the Parish

For anyone longing to see faith become more connected, hopeful and rooted this book offers a way to do church differently, says Marie Meredith.

Book review: Decolonizing Mission

Harvey Kwiyani lays out a well considered case for the need to decolonise mission and have a more authentic conversation, says Paul Thaxter.

Book review: The Once and Future Parish

Alison Milbank’s theological basis for the Save the Parish movement seems unlikely to open up the topic for others, says James Butler.

Book review: The Starter’s Way

James Butler is almost overwhelmed by a bumper collection of ideas and stories for those starting new contextual Christian communities.

Book review: Fringe Dweller

Natalie Burfitt enjoys Jonny Baker and David Cotterill’s accessible and engaging reflections on the life of Jesus at the edges.

Book review: Organizing Spirit

Jamie Pitts’s book on the Holy Spirit’s work in the Church (both as institution and community) offers possibility and hope, says Ben Morgan-Lundie.

Book review: Christian Conversion and Mission

Paul Thaxter on an excellent introduction to the writings of Andrew Walls, with much of value for church leaders and mission practitioners.

New Churches: A Theology

A new book serves up a feast of reflection and story on new church communities - with plenty of CMS contributors!

Book review: Evangelical Christian Responses to Islam

Richard McCallum has created an invaluable resource for anyone with a serious interest in Christian-Muslim relations, says Tom Wilson

Book review: Apocalyptic Theopolitics

Elizabeth Phillips's book is a rich and timely read that provides invaluable and constructive insights, says Wing Yin Li

Book review: Uncertain

James Butler finds Olivia Jackson's raw account of deconstruction offers an important witness that should be listened to.

Book review: People’s Christianity

Tom Wilson explores an engaging read which digs deep into lived Christianity from a Catholic perspective.