John Bunyan - The Pilgrim's Progress (bc1-606)

Edited with an introduction and notes by Roger Sharrock.

A book that has crossed most of the barriers of time, race and culture, The Pilgrim's Progress remains the supreme classic of the English Puritan tradition. Bunyan wrote the first part of his allegory while in prison for his faith, and this experience adds extra urgency and depth to his story of Christian pursuing his pilgrimage through Vanity Fair, the Slough of Despond and Delectable Mountains towards the Celestial City.

Reasonable condition; the pages have yellowed.

294 pages. Published by Penguin (no date).

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Adrian Plass - The Sacred Diary of Adrian Plass Christian Speaker Aged 45 3/4 (bc1-603)

This book is the sequel to 'The Sacred Diary of Adrian Plass Aged 37 3/4'. This time though he is a little older, perhaps just a tiny bit wiser. Adrian Plass is now in demand as a public speaker, after his account of 'serious spiritual experiences' in the last book.

Reasonable condition.

215 pages. Published by Marshall Pickering (no date).

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Trevor Dennis - Speaking of God (bc1-602)

This book contains a collection of stories. All the great themes of the Bible are here, from the playful innocence of Eden, through the sorrow of the Fall and on to the promise of earth's final redemption. As in the Bible, God is always the main character and sometimes appears in unexpected guises.

Reasonable condition.

104 pages. Published by Triangle 1992.

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C. S. Lewis - The Screwtape Letters (bc1-598)

Letters from a Senior to a Junior Devil.

Fair condition. The pages have yellowed and the covers are slightly creased.

133 pages. Published by Fount Paperbacks 1988.

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John Haworth - Heart of Stone (bc1-534)

When Tim Vaughan, a vacationing American, invites geologist Henry Stanwick to conduct him through the pinnacles, it seems a good chance for Henry to mull over his career, faith and love life (or lack of it). In the ravaged landscape of Madagascar, Stanwick realises that Vaughan is not all he seems - and that the pinnacles are a great place to disappear.

Fair condition; the covers are creased.

316 pages, published by Minstel 1991.

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John Bunyan - The New Pilgrims Progress (bc1-348)

This book is an allegory of the Christian life. It offers as much encouragement to those who are serious about their Christian walk today as it did when first published in 1678. This revised and annotated edition makes the richness of Bunyan's work readily accessible to readers of all ages and backgrounds.

Good condition.

240 pages, published by Discovery House 1989.

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Bodie Thoene - A Light in Zion (bc1-382)

Jerusalem: the eve of Passover, 1948. While David and Ellie wing their way across the Mediterranean on the seemingly impossible errand of intercepting a cargo of enemy arms, Moshe and Rachel are meanwhile left - apart - in the strife-torn land of Israel. Each has a battle to fight. As night closes in on the eve of Passover, and as storms gather on the Jewish horizons, both young couples search for a glimmer of light in their beloved Zion.

Reasonable condition; on the spine and both covers there is slight creasing.

352 pages, published by Minstrel 1991.

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B.J. Hoff - Sons of an Ancient Glory (bc1-340)

Part of the Emerald Ballad Series - No 4.

This book continues the magnificent saga of the immigrants who came to America from the Emerald Isle, hoping to find promise, peace, and a future. This epic sweeps across the vast expanse of two nations with a saga of birth and death, heartache and victory; the ancient, enduring glory that is the heritage of this people. The unforgettable characters, swept into a maelstrom of adversity and struggle, will grip your heart with their courage, their perseverance, and their faith.

Good condition apart from very slight marks on the back cover.

396 pages, published by Bethany House 1993.

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Paul Thomsen - Flight of the Falcon (bc1-167)

Suitable for ages 9 and older.

Part of the Creation Adventure Series

Colonel Jim Irwin is caught in a deadly avalanche in the mountains of Turkey. Injured and buried under rock and snow, his mind drifts through memories of thrilling journeys to the moon and spectacular flights in supersonic jets. He ponders the remarkable handiwork of God exhibited in the creation of the earth and moon, and is miraculously rescued by his team.

Good condition.

80 pages, published by Institute for Creation Research 1997.

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Elaine L. Schulte - Double Trouble for Jess McColl! (bc1-168)

Suitable for girls aged 8-12.

No 7 in the Twelve Candles Club

One babysitting job plus wacky twins equals an unforgettable trip! Jessica McColl's got a herd of butterflies circling in her stomach, and they're not planning to leave anytime soon! She's about to head for Israel, which is exciting, but she has to baby-sit the Davis twins while she's there, which is terrifying! Those two four-year-old boys are famous for their unpredictable antics, and their secret language leaves Jess's head spinning!

Reasonable condition.

126 pages, published by Bethany House 1995.

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Donna Fletcher Crow - Treasures of the Heart (bc1-169)

Forced to choose between two very different worlds, Mary Tudway is about to make the most difficult decision of her life - one that will affect everything. Which one will it be? The dashing Roger Twysden and his fashionable circle of wealthy, aristocratic friends? Or the baronet's handsome son who has forsaken empty, passing pleasures and taken to the fields to preach a controversial gospel of personal faith in Christ?

Reasonable condition; the page edges are very slightly marked in areas. On the final page there is a small pen mark.

224 pages, published by Crossway Books 1994.

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Trevor Roff - For The Love of Money (bc1-197)

Suitable for youth.

Under cover of darkness, Baz and Nick raid the council office safe and think they have got away unseen. But Nick's brother, Damian, has seen their getaway. How long can Damian protect Nick when an innocent man is accused?

Good condition.

128 pages, published by Scripture Union, 1991

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Warren LeRoi Johns - Ride to Glory. An American Novel (bv1-105)

Ride to Glory exposes some of Charles Darwin's more shaky suppositions in a fictional courtroom battle. Billed as Monkeys II, the mock trial picks up where the 1925 Scopes "trial of the century" left off, debating the millennium's hot-button issue: "Is Evolution a Fact?" Gutsy Ph.D. candidate and independent thinker Joshua Chamberlain Ryan is cast as "star" witness, inadvertently pitting him against major Professor Karl Striker, devout defender of Darwinian doctrine. Josh thumbs his nose at Darwin's speculations and puts his academic credentials on the line, irreverently bashing evolution's Achilles' heels with the courage of the biblical Joshua attacking Jericho. Ride for Glory's storyline boasts an intellectual zest fortified with bibliography and endnotes packed with solid reference data that reinforce the obstreperous on-stage testimony.

Reasonable condition, very slight stain on the edge of the pages. Hardback.

414 pages, published by General Title1999.

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Kel Richards - The Case of the Secret Assassin (bv1-109)

Sam doesn't want to be a lawyer. He wants to join his father in the P.I. business. But Ben Bartholomew is in Caesarea Maritima, the headquarters of the Fat Man, on the trail of a mysterious killer. It is AD57 and this bustling Mediterranean seaport in Roman-occupied Palestine is a seething hotbed of sedition, crime and seedy undercover operations. When Caesarea becomes the focus of attention of the Falcon, the most elusive, efficient hired assassin in the Empire, the Fat Man is not amused. The target - Paul of Tarsus - already has a price on his head. And Ben and Sam have only days to track down the unknown hitman - and halt the fast mounting pile of corpses.

Reasonable condition.

248 pages, published by OM 1995.

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Ian Barclay - The Dragons Back (bc1-010)

Just north of Brighton, beyond the downs and nestling in a fold of the hills, lies Kings Nympton. It is one of the oldest villages in Sussex, whose best known building is the Old Nail Shot Restaurant. This is the reason why the tiny village, of no more than handful of houses, is known throughout Sussex and beyond. Upon returning from an exotic Eastern holiday Mike Main, the restaurant owner, becomes involved in a dark and convoluted plot, as he tries to unscramble mysterious activities in his restaurant at night. Crisp and curt Major Bradford; Peter Hoskins, the slightly breathless vicar; Anne Richardson, an attractive local schoolmistress; Mervyn Lyle, a shady antique dealer and a cast of many other characters help unravel this classic murder, mystery suspense.

Fair condition. The covers are slightly creased and worn around the edges.

154 pages, published by Eagle 1991.

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