Debbie Duncan
Debbie Duncan is a lecturer in Nursing, ex-Midwife, author, church leader and mother to four
ReviewsThe perfect Christmas book for loved ones who don’t know Jesus
David Platt’s oustanding book, All You Want for Christmas, delivers the gospel in just 92 pages, says our reviewer
ReviewsThis doctor’s account of living with Parkinson’s is clear and honest but short on spirituality
Emergency medicine consultant Jonny Acheson was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease at 41. His new book offers a candid, compassionate window into living with the condition - though it leaves questions about faith and spiritual care unanswered, says our reviewer
ReviewsDiscovering the power of quiet in a busy world
In Reclaiming Quiet, Sarah Clarkson invites readers to embrace the transformative power of stillness in a culture consumed by busyness. Reflecting on her personal journey toward holiness, Clarkson explores the profound joy of cultivating a life of holy attention
ReviewsThe Hopeful Activist - Rich Gower and Rachel Walker
We live in a broken world and many of us want to try and fix it. This book by Tearfund’s Rich Gower and communications specialist Rachel Walker is a guide for those on a journey of activism – even if you’re right at the beginning.
ReviewsSaturated with God - Malcolm Macdonald
You may think a book about revival is for a certain calibre of Christian. That’s not the case. This book is for every believer and, after reading it, you will feel that you have been fed an extraordinary meal.
ReviewsTalking about death: a pastoral guide by Sue Walker
Despite the title, this is not just a book for those in pastoral ministry. All of us have to face tough questions about death, and this offering from hospice chaplain Sue Walker will help.
ReviewsInvisible Divides: Class, culture and barriers to belonging in the Church
Natalie Williams and Paul Brown write that churches are “not reaching huge sections” of their local communities and that the unreached “are starting to notice”.
ReviewsSlow Down, Show Up & Pray - Ruth Rice
If you thought this book was about prayer, you are mistaken. It is actually about connecting with God in a meaningful way that contributes to our overall wellbeing.
