Books and Calendars
Our extensive range of books are now available to buy on line. There are some excellent ideas here for Christmas presents. We will be adding some gifts in the very near future.
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For International postage prices, please call 01623 883960 or email jackit@cmj.org.uk
Calendar for 2011 £6.75
With some stunning images of Israel, the calendar shows both British and Jewish holidays. The weeks run from Sunday to Saturday and there is plenty of space for you to keep track of your appointments.
The Case for Enlargement Theology £11.20
by Alex Jacob
Alex Jacob, Director of Advocacy and Evangelism at CMJ, based this book on his research studies for his recently acquired MPhil research degree from Nottingham University. The book develops and explores the theme of Enlargement Theology and provides answers to these and many other key questions in the field of Jewish-Christian relations and Biblical Studies. In this exciting study, a new theological model is presented that breaks down barriers resulting from both Replacement Theology (Supersessionism) and Two Covenant Theology.
Christmas Cards £2.50 for a pack of four
(Images by Stella Brookes)
A pack of four cards each with a beautiful image from the hand of Stella Brookes. The cards have the words 'Peace to you' in both English and Hebrew and there is an image of Christ Church Jerusalem, CMJ's church in the Old City, and a Hebrew couple with a baby. View all four cards.
Sitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus £10.50
by Ann Spangler and Lois Tverberg
Christians today have a growing fascination with the Jewish background of Christianity. Many people want to understand the land, the culture and the people so that they can experience in greater depth the richness of their own Christian faith. This book takes readers on a fascinating tour into the heart of the first century, looking at the prayers, feasts, history, culture and customs that surrounded Jesus and those who followed Him.
THE PARABLES £6.00
by Brad H Young
It could be said that knowing the parables is understanding the person of Christ. In this book, Brad H. Young displays his unique perspective as a scholar steeped in both Jewish and Christian studies. The author examines the parables that best illustrate the parallels between Rabbinic and Gospel parables with regard to prayer, grace, reconciliation, calling and sovereignty.