Newly Published Books
Each year a rich variety of new Christian books are written by new and established authors, covering a wide variety of genres. Below is a small selection of books published in 2025 and 2026.
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Published in 2026

Published in July 2026 and co-written by two practitioners in the field, this book is an engaging read and full of testimonies from people living with dementia, their carers, professionals and those involved in church ministry to those impacted by dementia. Organised into two parts, Wendy Gleadle first explores 'Living with God and dementia,' a section which explores dementia and religious belief, dementia and relationship, living with dementia and still communicating with God. In part two, Frances Attwood explores, 'How can the churches better support families with dementia?' a section which explores is this the job of the church, the support churches offer and ministry beyond church attendance. Following these chapters, is a comprehensive list of recommended reading and resources.
Published in June 2026, Red Letter Christians UK's publication brings together inclusive prayers and liturgies from different periods of church history and a wide variety of contemporary Christians. Enabling and encouraging a daily rhythm of prayer, the first section offers liturgies for morning, midday and evening prayer for each day of the week. The second section provides a short prayer for each day of the calendar year written by waymakers and waymarkers from different periods of history. A final section provides occasional prayers by those involved in justice seeking ministry today. Focus for these prayers include, prayer at a foodbank, for a funding bid, for disability justice, when preparing for a protest march and many more.
Published in 2025
Published in October 2025, this book presents a case that faith development happens through engagement with scripture, the Christian Tradition and modern theology. It highlights how faith development is not about a one-off conversion but is rooted in continuing discipleship. From established models to the concept of faith development as ‘story’, in which we live and grow, Sarah Bush provides a refreshing resource to help the individual faith development and ways we can support others on their journeys.
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