Daily encounters with danger and death lead to greater faith

As the minister of St George's Anglican Church, Baghdad, Andrew White encounters daily tragedy, yet he remains a man of profound faith. Under constant threat of death, shadowed by bodyguards, he builds and encourages and loves and consoles his beleaguered congregation.

In this candid book he squarely answers the questions that his circumstances force into the open. What happened to his faith, for example, when a young girl in his congregation died, after much hope and prayer? He is trusted by all sides in this...

The pretty, genteel Lakeland town of Kendal has always had a special place at the heart of Cumbria. The 'village with a churche in the valley of the River Kent' was mentioned in the Doomsday Book and has a long and fascinating history. Following the different aspects of the town's history, Andrew White paints a full picture of its development, social life and changing face over the centuries.

52 extended reflections from the perspective of a man of faith who lives in constant danger.

The story of Herbert Martin Massey CBE, DSO, MC, from his flying days in the First World War to life as a prisoner-of-war in the Second World War, and Senior British Officer at the time of the famous Great Escape from Stalag Luft III.