Description
Available as a single copy at £3.50 (or as a complete batch of 7 for £15 – email me at simon@rundell.org.uk and I’ll arrange it)
Aimed at teenagers, this is an accessible introduction to faith, lavishly illustrated and well explained. It is a perfect core book for Confirmation preparation, which is why I have seven of them. Highly recommended.
Synopsis:
How do we know God? Why is Jesus’ death important? How do I pray? Do I have to go to church to be a Christian? In our journey through life we are often confronted with big questions. What is the purpose of life? Why do people have to die? What happens after death? Where do we look to find an answer to these questions? Christians through the years have turned towards the Bible and the Church for answers. ‘Faith Confirmed’ is an introduction to what Anglican Christians believe. It is written for people intending to be confirmed into the Anglican Church and for all those who want to know more about the essentials of the Christian belief. It helps people to learn about the key elements of Christian belief in an interesting and enjoyable way. Each section of the book contains a clear explanation of what Anglicans believe, illustrative stories that explore the meaning of those beliefs, questions encouraging the reader to think the issues through, Bible study and opportunities for prayer and reflection. The reader is encouraged to apply beliefs to everyday life.
Review:
This resource provides careful teaching in the very best traditions of SPCK. It is both detailed and readable, and provides a comprehensive introduction to the Christian faith as lived out through the Church. I commend it to all those seeking to establish deep foundations on which to build their faith. –John Sentamu, Archbishop of York
One of the joys of being a bishop is to preside at a confirmation. The joy is greater when the candidates have been well prepared and are full of expectancy and a desire to grow in faith. Faith Confirmed will help produce confirmands like that. It is a wonderful resource. –Michael Perham, Bishop of Gloucester and President of Affirming Catholicism
