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Aunt Jane's Hero was first published in 1871. With vivid pictures of life and character, it's object is to depict a home whose happiness flows from the living rock, Christ Jesus. It protests also against the extravagance and other evils of the times, which tends to check the growth of such homes, and aims to show that there are still treasures of love and peace on earth, that may be bought without money and without price.

No. of pages: 292

Format: Paperback

Price: £5.00

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Never Give Up. Never Back Down. Never Lose Faith.
After six consecutive losing seasons, high school football coach Grant Taylor believes things can't get any worse. He's wrong. With fear and failure defeating him in football and in life, the downtrodden coach and husband turns to God in desperation. Trusting that God can somehow do the impossible, Coach Taylor and his Shiloh Christian Eagles soon discover how faith plays out on the field.

No. of pages: 329

Format: Paperback

Price: £8.00

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Populated by a cast of beautiful women, over-zealous preachers, gullible simpletons and the occasional ghost, Daniel Owen's Fireside Tales appear here in English for the first time. This new collection of nineteen short stories showcases the trademark quick wit and good-natured satire for which the author's novels are admired. Often based on popular urban legends of the period, Fireside Tales is full of fascinating, often funny depictions of nineteenth-century life in Wales. This book was intended to be read by the fireside on long Victorian evenings; it is sure to bring a welcome warmth to our modern lives.

No. of pages: 200

Format: Paperback

Price: £8.95

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Once upon a time in the town of Mansoul, a fierce battle raged to take control away from the rightful Prince. Who will be the conquering Prince. Diabolus or Emmanuel? And what can the inhabitants do to resist the attacks of the evil one? Your soul is under attack from the forces of evil. Through this powerful allegory, you will learn how to: build up your defences, flood your moat, and prepare for war! Bunyan will illuminate your understanding and show you: when your will is in line with Christ, you can accomplish anything. Spiritual attack is constant and can be deadly. The enemy will stop at nothing to possess your soul. Christ the conqueror is on your side, and with His help, you have nothing to fear!

No. of pages: 335

Format: Paperback

Price: £8.50

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“Daniel Owen’s 1885 novel Rhys Lewis is a rich, complex and wise tale centred around chapel life in mid-Victorian Wales. It is also a portrait of a society that is being changed by industrial strife. Contrasts abound here: we have Mari Lewis and her son Bob, spirituality and economic reality, the sound conservatism of Abel Hughes’ theology and the wit and wonder of Wil Bryan’s modernism. Holding everything in place is the author ’s mastery of characterisation: Thomas and Barbara Bartley, for instance - like the others named here - have become part of Welsh popular folklore and tradition.

No. of pages: 511

Format: Paperback

Price: £12.98

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Enter the brilliance and decadence of renaissance France in this fast-paced biographical novel on John Calvin. Told from the perspective of a rival whose envy escalates to violent intrigue and shameless betrayal, JEAN CAUVIN is a tale of how God uses the humility and unflinching faithfulness of Calvin to break down the barrenness and bitterness of a chief of sinners all accomplished by grace alone.

No. of pages: 383

Format: Package

Price: £9.00

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Nineteen-year-old Bruce Cohlmann has a choice to make. He can continue to fish for salmon in Alaska, following a four - generation tradition that he knows and loves. But God seems to be opening a different door for him, and Bruce has to make a decision. How can he know what the Lord wants him to do with his life? The Choice, written by Stephen Castleberry, Jr., tells the story of the steps Bruce takes as he tries to determine God's will.

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No. of pages: 146

Format: Paperback

Price: £5.00

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Joe Reynolds is a husband and father striving to live a life pleasing to the Lord Jesus Christ. Having been a Christian only seven years, he has many questions and challenges in his life. How does a man working in the world face temptation? How does he raise his family in a Christ-honouring way? This book attempts to Biblically address many of the issues that men face daily, in a manner that will not cause the reader to stumble in his walk with the Lord. The book is written for men (and young men) by a man and we ask men to read it first, before reading it aloud to their families.

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No. of pages: 220

Format: Paperback

Price: £5.00

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This enthralling tale of love, hypocrisy and misunderstanding is set against the backdrop of a small town in Victorian North Wales. The local lead mine is being worked by its unscrupulous owner, Captain Trefor, with no hope of any returns for the unfortunate investors who have entrusted their wealth to the Captain. When love blossoms between the Captain’s self-confident daughter, Susi, and the naïve and upright Enoc Huws, dramatic complications ensue. A classic novel by Daniel Owen, the foremost Welsh-language novelist of the 19th century, Profedigaethau Enoc Huws was first published in 1891. With its astute observations of human nature and local characters, the novel has enjoyed immense popularity with Welsh readers for over 100 years. One of the acknowledged masterpieces of the Welsh language, it has been adapted for stage and television (in an early 1974 TV adaptation, and later as Y Dreflan on S4C).

No. of pages: 384

Format: Paperback

Price: £9.99

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