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A pack of ten (10) Christmas cards featuring a hand-painted stag design produced by our Donor Relations Officer Jenny Boatman.

Wrapped in cellophane, with wording inside:

"Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they shall call his name Immanuel" (which means, God with us). MATTHEW 1:23 (ESV)

A pack of five Christmas cards featuring a hand-painted stag design produced by our Donor Relations Officer Jenny Boatman.

Wrapped in cellophane, with wording inside:

"Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they shall call his name Immanuel" (which means, God with us). MATTHEW 1:23 (ESV)

A pack of five (5) Christmas cards featuring a design based on St Cuthberts in Kildale.

Wrapped in cellophane, with wording inside:

"Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they shall call his name Immanuel" (which means, God with us). MATTHEW 1:23 (ESV)

A pack of ten (10) Christmas cards featuring a design based on St Cuthberts in Kildale.

Wrapped in cellophane, with wording inside:

"Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they shall call his name Immanuel" (which means, God with us). MATTHEW 1:23 (ESV)

Evangelism is becoming increasingly dangerous in an apparently post-secular Western world and yet the church has a continuing mandate to be a witness and to share the great message of the gospel. This book looks at the gospel adventures of Philip the Evangelist and draws lessons that will encourage, enliven and challenge you. It will ultimately also inspire you to lift up the sword of the Spirit boldly and, for the sake of lost souls, enter into the evangelistic fray.

Join Army Scripture Reader Harry Wisbey as he is smuggled over to France by his Commanding Officer in the very opening weeks of the War.

Of his Battalion of 935 men, 822 are killed or taken prisoner in their efforts to hold back the German advance.

In the chaos and fear of war, Wisbey proclaims Jesus Christ to men facing imminent death.

SASRA (The Soldiers’ and Airmen's Scripture Readers Association) brings you Old Bill’s writings during the Battle of the Somme, from July to November 1916. William Ransley (Old Bill) became an Army Scripture Reader shortly after leaving the Army in 1889, deciding to dedicate his time and energy to sharing the gospel full-time with the men and women of the military. His work saw him sailing off to the hospitals in northern France, where he experienced the bloodbath at the Battle of the Somme through his encounters with injured soldiers from both sides. His journal gives a glimpse of the role of Scripture Readers and sheds light on the message of hope SASRA Readers took, and still take, to the men and women of the Armed Forces.

A hard-wearing softback NIV bible in camouflage design.

A good quality T-shirt with contemporary camouflage design (MTP) and our online details across the shoulder blades.

This T-shirt comes with the SASRA shield embroidered over the left breast and is available in S, M, L and XL - we'll be in touch to confirm sizes before despatch.

The SASRA shield as a lapel pin.

A good quality mug with shield branding.

A good quality tie in navy blue, with the SASRA shield worn over the sternum.

Three books combined into a single pack, that each give an insight into the work of SASRA in WWI and the profound impact of the gospel.

A handy key fob with detachable SASRA "coin" for use in shopping trolleys.

This book testifies to the remarkable faith of young believers in horrific circumstances, and the peace and comfort that they found in Christ. It is a reminder of the power of the gospel when Christ is presented to others with clarity and simplicity.

No one who reads this book will fail to be moved, humbled, and challenged.

It also gives a profound insight into the work of SASRA today.

Christian lives and testimonies from the world's battlefields.

The Great War seen through the eyes of a practising Christian who signed up ahead of his time, did his duty - and survived.

With modest tones and dry humour, The Guardsman gets you right up to the coal face of global conflict, spiritual tension and personal loss.

Above all, The Guardsman demonstrates that in the furnace, faith in God is possible and, frankly, essential.

ASR William Wade invites you to read his letter of confession, his story, and to travel with him on this surprising journey mapping an extraordinary life.