HOPE for Harvest is packed with everything you and your church need to reconnect with the importance of harvest and to focus on the importance of work, generosity and thankfulness.  
Includes:
• Fresh ideas for harvest festival services and celebrations, plus ways to
reach your community with the good news of Jesus during harvest
• Four weeks’ worth of Bible studies from the Stewardship Trust looking at harvest in the Old and New Testaments
 
• Articles and  ideas from Mark Greene of London Institute of Contemporary Christianity on the value of work and how to support your congregation in their workplaces.
 
• Articles from International development agency Tearfund on thankfulness, generosity, mission and caring for the environment
 
• A youth group session, lots of mission ideas and a Bible study 
for young people
• Thoughts on meditation by Abbot Christopher Jamison

• The importance of harvest by His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales

• Articles on prayer, fasting and thankfulness from Pastor Agu Irukwu of Jesus House

Sowing Reaping Keeping and the 40 Day Guide now available to buy together

Author: Liz West with contributions by Trevor Withers

This guide is a recipe to revolutionise your outreach. Based on Laurence Singlehurst’s popular book Sowing Reaping Keeping it sets out to help you as individuals and a group to process those ideas in bite size chunks to encourage the process of relational evangelism. This booklet is laid out in weekly sections with reflective questions for five days out of seven including cell outlines for eight weeks of meetings.

Laurence Singlehurst leads us through four sessions of training on ‘people-sensitive evangelism’ from his best selling book Sowing Reaping Keeping. Contains 4 CDs.

The sessions are:

1.  Change of values and understanding culture
2.  The sowing reaping keeping process
3.  Effective strategies
4.  The role of small groups

Author: William Beckham

At last! A book that is unafraid to look at the components that come together to stimulate and sustain revival while holding these in tension with God’s sovereignty. Bill Beckham looks in his inimitable way at the context, roots and principles of revival and suggests strategies that will help us move towards a sustained growth situation in our churches. He clearly lays out biblical patterns for mission, evangelism and growth. The scope of his research and reflective thinking makes Redefining Revival a challenging and stimulating read.

Author: Joel Comiskey

Joel Comiskey traversed the globe to find out why certain churches and small groups are successful in reaching the lost. He found the answers and shares them in this thoroughly researched book. These pages are full of transferable principles that rekindle a vision for growth through evangelism and explain clearly key characteristics that determine evangelistic growth through a small group.

Laurence Singlehurst leads us through four sessions of training on Cell Planting. The sessions are:

1.  The idea of cell planting
2.  Who to plant and where
3.  How to plant
4.  Support through the process

Authors: Laurence Singlehurst, Liz West

It is the purpose of this booklet to suggest an innovative way to ‘Go’, by planting new cell groups. A cell plant is a new cell group which has been grown by a cell planting team reeaching out through relationship to those in a geographical area or through their relational networks, often around a common interest. Liz and Laurence’s new booklet leads us through chapters on The idea of cell planting, Who to plant and where, How to plant and Support through the process.

Author: Karen Hurston

Dr Karen Hurston takes us through the inner workings of the dynamic cell system that is part of Victory Christian Centre, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA. She explains how their creative cell system helps 500 people a month to come to faith, giving an average of seven people per cell coming to faith each year. Drawing the transferable principles from Karen’s writing and applying them to our UK situation will stimulate ongoing growth in the cell church movement.

Author: Laurence Singlehurst

The Christian gospel is the best story ever told. Yet many of those who hear it perceive it as a threat. Laurence Singlehurst believes that much of the threat would be removed if Christians would respect and understand the people they are approaching. This short, crisp and often humorous book is full of seeds of wisdom for those who long to make permanent disciples for Jesus. Discover the reasons why evangelism may have been difficult in the past and learn new ideas to help you share your faith in a relevant way. “A short and very practical book containing essential reading for a church thinking through its evangelism strategy – give it half an hour and it could change your church’s life.” Recommended by Krish Kandiah, Christianity magazine, July 2009

Authors: Liz West, Laurence Singlehurst
Loving people and reaching out is what we know we should do – but do we? This booklet contains practical strategies on how to reach out as individuals and groups and demonstrates how cells can encourage and empower us al to love the lost. It contains eight clearly defined steps with witness outlines for a cell group to use. This booklet is for church leaders, cell supervisors and cell leaders who want to be mobilised as workers in the harvest and who want to lead others to become workers too.

Author: Laurence Singlehurst

What is cell church and how does this way of being church help us to look out and reach those beyond our church communities? In Loving the Lost Laurence works from basic definitions and values to practical application with a key focus on the relationship between discipleship and mission.