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This website lists all the books published by the Trust which are currently in print. The Christian Bookshop Ossett are now responsible for the distribution of these titles, so each title has a link to the relevant place on their website to complete your purchase. For more details see How to Order. We hope you will enjoy browsing through the site and our publications and that you will find something useful, interesting and spiritually profitable.

John Kershaw of Rochdale

John Kershaw

During his lifetime the name and ministry of John Kershaw were known far beyond his home town of Rochdale, where he had a pastorate of over 50 years. His name has often been linked with that of William Gadsby in a ministry which led to the establishment of many Strict Baptist Chapels in Northern England in the 19th Century. He was from the working classes, and in his inimitable rugged style, Kershaw recounts the story of his own life and the events he witnessed. There is much, too, of the experience of doctrinal truth in these pages which is of great importance and value.

This new edition of the autobiography is based on the Gospel Tidings 1968 edition but is expanded to include the memoir of Lydia Kershaw, his second wife. It also includes in an appendix two sermons and an address not previously republished anywhere else, together with a complete textual index to John Kershaw’s sermons.

£9.95

Finish: Paperback | 408 pages | ISBN: 9781911466413

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A Pillar in the Church - Sydney Frank Paul

Little known outside his circle, Sydney Frank Paul (1883-1971) was a remarkable servant of the church of Christ. For many years he faithfully served as deacon at Galeed Chapel, Brighton. When he retired from work at the age of 60, he gave the remainder of his life to serving the wider group of Gospel Standard churches. He edited the magazines circulated among those churches, and wrote over 30 books. In all these roles Mr Paul was a shining example of grace in exercise: humility, commitment ...

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Biblical Notes

This book contains a series of meditations, in note form, on various subjects drawn from the Bible. They encourage the reader to think about the Gospel truths hidden in the types of the Old Testament, to examine closely God’s dealings with his people, and to consider Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith. We feel this book will be especially helpful as a digest for young people to refer to when seeking short explanations for a range of Scriptural truths. Edward Carr was Pastor of Prov...

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The Lord Opened Their Hearts – The Autobiography of Lydia Walker of Brighton and some of her Family

In the early 1800s, Joseph Banfield, a village blacksmith in Sussex was reported to have prayed daily for his children and grandchildren. Lydia Walker was on of his grandchildren, and his prayers for her were abundantly answered. This book recounts in Lydia’s own words how the Lord opened her heart, and the tried pathway she subsequently had to walk. When trouble came in business, it drove her husband away from the things of God, and she walked a lonely path. Two of her children died. She s...

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Gospel Almanack

This daily portion book was first printed in 1859. It has never been reprinted. The portions are much shorter, giving just a thought on a Scripture text. The text has been laid out in a special typeface designed for those with poor sight, and we have published it with the needs of our elderly readers in mind. Presented as a cloth hardback, with a ribbon marker, it is illustrated with facsimile pages from Philpot’s personal diary for 1868 and some lesser known photos of Philpot.

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