Author: Nathan Kitchen
Binding: 61 idea cards in a clear plastic case
Publisher: The Christadelphian

Stimulate discussion of daily Bible readings with this deck of 61 idea cards. 40 unique topics and activities are organised under 6 broad subject areas: practical lessons, Bible links, questions, preaching practice, study skills, and a handful of special activities. Two blank cards are included for you to personalise with your own discussion points. Each deck is printed on 300gsm card and comes in a clear plastic presentation case.

Author: Tecwyn Morgan
Binding: Paperback, 182 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

If you have been wondering which book to read next, or which one to give for a Sunday School prize or at a baptism, this is a book that could put you on the right track.

It started as a series of magazine articles, with additional material on the Internet, and has now become a 182-page book, full of information and recommendations.

If you want to improve your reading and enhance your understanding of God’s word, this is a book for you. Or if not for you, why not give a copy to someone whose reading you want to encourage?

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Author: John Botten
Binding: Paperback, 144 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

This book was designed to remind a new generation of the stand that has been taken by Christadelphians over the past 150 years, and by all faithful believers down the centuries. The topics dealt with include:

• Scripture teaching on the disciple and war
• The believer's conscience from the 1st century to the present
• The experiences of believers in the American Civil War and two World Wars
• Persecution for conscience sake in the world today

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Author: John Hellawell
Binding: Paperback, 24 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

Where man came from, and where he is going to, are two fundamental questions about human life. The past 150 years have seen the rapid erosion of belief in an all-creating God, and schools, colleges and universities generally assume that the theory of evolution is accepted by all. This new booklet provides compelling reasons for accepting the Biblical account of creation, and is useful for those whose faith is being challenged by evolutionary teaching.

Author: David Pearce
Binding: Paperback, 32 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

In a short, easy to read booklet, the author challenges the widespread assumption that evolution is a proven fact, and provides some compelling evidence from the natural world for believing in the existance of a Creator. He concludes: "The Bible is not a collection of fables. It is the only record God has given us of His great work ..."

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Author: Robert Roberts
Binding: Hardback, 272 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

This work provides interesting biographical information, but more importantly something of the great work in which Dr Thomas was engaged.

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Author: Sally Jefferies
Binding: Booklet, 40 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

This booklet contains many ideas to assist and encourage a most important part of family life in the Lord - reading the word of God together.

Author: Derrick Banyard
Binding: Hardback, 224 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

From the time when the scriptures came into existance, this book traces their preservation and translation to the present day. The author discusses the inspiration of the scriptures and the way the hand of God ensured that His word should be available to all generations.

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Author: Peter Livingstone
Binding: Booklet, 28 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

These charts provide a ready reference to the period after King Solomon and up to the captivities of the kingdoms of Israel and Judah.

Author: Norman Fitchett
Binding: Booklet, 16 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

This useful booklet is intended to aid younger brethren who may have to lead a funeral for the first time. It covers the practical details, as well as the spiritual needs, both of the family and the congregation, and throughout encourages us to commit what we do to the Lord:

"What are the qualities required in order to perform this important task? Without a doubt the first essential is to have an attitude which says: 'Lord, I have a very important work to do today and I will need your help to do it' - the task is committed to God in prayer."

Author: Robert Roberts
Binding: Hardback, 288 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

This informative and moving autobiography is a reprint of the 1939 edition which contains seven additional chapters written by C.C. Walker, entitled, "His days and his ways" - covering the period up to Roberts' death in 1898.

Binding: Hardback, 160 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

This prayer diary can be used to encourage more regular and systematic prayer, and to keep notes of people and subjects to be included when praying.

Set out in a week to a view diary format, the book also contains Bible readings and quotations, and suggestions for praying in various circumstances: as an individual, as a couple, as a family, a group or an ecclesia.

Binding: Hardback, 160 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

This prayer diary can be used to encourage more regular and systematic prayer, and to keep notes of people and subjects to be included when praying.

Set out in a week to a view diary format, the book also contains Bible readings and quotations, and suggestions for praying in various circumstances: as an individual, as a couple, as a family, a group or an ecclesia.

Author: Islip Collyer
Binding: Paperback, 182 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

First produced in 1948, this very readable work was produced from existing written sources, with assistance from Roberts' daughters and the author's own recollections.

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Author: S. J. Knight
Binding: Paperback, 576 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

An exciting work, looking at the events surrounding the times of John the Baptist when some in Israel were on the tiptoe of expectation, awaiting the long-promised Messiah. This fictional account gives the flavour of life in those days, viewed through the eyes and experiences of a young Galilean boy, and provides many unexpected insights into the scriptural record.

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Author: S. J. Knight
Binding: Paperback, 568 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

This striking sequel to A Time to Hear moves the story to the last months of Christ’s ministry when the initial fervour of Israel for the Messiah was faltering. The fictional account gives a realistic perspective on life in those tumultuous days, viewed through the eyes and experiences of a Galilean youth and his family, and provides many unexpected insights into the scriptural record.

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Author: S. J. Knight
Binding: Paperback, 896 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

The final part of the trilogy begun with A Time to Hear, it moves the story to the time of the Acts of the Apostles. The fictional account gives a realistic perspective on life in those tumultuous days, viewed through the eyes and experiences of a Galilean young man and his family, and provides many unexpected insights into the scriptural record.

Author: S. J. Knight
Binding: Paperback, 2,040 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

An exciting trilogy, spanning events from the times of John the Baptist to the Acts of the Apostles, this fictional account gives the flavour of life in those days, viewed through the eyes and experiences of a young Galilean boy, and provides many unexpected insights into the scriptural record.

Author: Roy Standeven
Binding: Paperback, 148 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

A very useful handbook and guide to assist those involved in teaching God's word to children of all ages. The challenge of and preparation for teaching examined in a practical way with chapter on discipline, visual aids, music and prayer. The book is full of practical examples that will provide aid for the teacher.

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Author: John Thorpe
Binding: Paperback, 456 pages
Publisher: John Thorpe

Author: The Australian Christadelphian Standing Committee
Binding: Paperback, 92 pages
Publisher: Adelphi Productions

Reprinted in 2010 and includes an audio CD of John Carter's address on The Atonement

Author: Association of Australian Christadelphian Ecclesias
Binding: Hardback, 234 pages
Publisher: Association of Australian Christadelphian Ecclesias

Subtitled Christadelphians in Australia

Comes complete with audio CD of interviews

Author: Edited by A. Eyre & G. Gordon
Binding: Paperback, 216 pages
Publisher: Christadelphian Scripture Study Service

Author: John Collyer
Binding: Paperback, 140 pages
Publisher: The Testimony

The book falls into two sections which deal with the questions:

• Is creation credible?
• Is evolution a science?

At the conclusion of the book is a list of "20 scientific facts seldom taught to students" - sound and powerful arguments against evolution.

Author: James Andrews
Binding: Paperback, 166 pages
Publisher: James Andrews

Author: Edward Whittaker
Binding: Paperback, 236 pages
Publisher: The Testimony

A selection of articles written for The Testimony magazine under the following headings:

• Doctrinal and general topics
• Expositional topics: Old Testament
• Expositional topics: New Testament

Author: Leen & Kathleen Ritmeyer
Binding: Paperback, 72 pages
Publisher: Carta

The wanderings of the Ark of God from its construction in the wilderness to its resting place in Jerusalem is described in this well illustrated and researched book.

Author: Eric Taunton
Binding: Booklet, 32 pages
Publisher: Christadelphian Isolation League

Author: Christadelphian Bible Mission
Binding: Paperback, 322 pages
Publisher: Christadelphian Bible Mission

This book presents a basic step by step Bible Study Course designed for everyone.

Author: Reg Carr
Binding: Paperback, 210 pages
Publisher: The Testimony

Reflections on Christadelphian faith, life and history.

Author: Various
Binding: Paperback, 112 pages
Publisher: Bible Student Press

A collection of essays by various authors.

Author: Stanley Owen
Binding: Paperback, 430 pages
Publisher: Stanley Owen

The author's personal view of preaching abroad in the last days - particularly the last 50 years, during which the UK CBM, the Australasian CBM, and the CBM of the Americas, have expanded and helped to introduce so many to the Gospel throughout the world.

Author: Leen & Kathleen Ritmeyer
Binding: Paperback, 72 pages
Publisher: Carta

Author: Leen & Kathleen Ritmeyer
Binding: Paperback, 72 pages
Publisher: Carta

Author: Michael Lewis
Binding: Paperback, 122 pages
Publisher: The Testimony

Author: John Bilello
Binding: Paperback, 116 pages
Publisher: John Bilello

Author: Alan Fowler
Binding: Paperback, 246 pages
Publisher: Ortho Books

Revised fourth edition.

Author: Tony Benson
Binding: Paperback, 272 pages
Publisher: The Testimony

Some of the great range of material on different topics produced by the author during his long period as Publishing Editor of The Testimony magazine.

Binding: Paperback, 72 pages
Publisher: Christadelphian Scripture Study Service

Author: Leen Ritmeyer
Binding: Hardback, 448 pages
Publisher: Carta

Author: Leen & Kathleen Ritmeyer
Binding: Paperback, 80 pages
Publisher: Carta

Many diagrams and plans illustrate and support the description given of the temple in New Testament times, together with the rituals and feasts.

Author: Various
Binding: Paperback, 124 pages
Publisher: The Testimony

A compilation of articles reprinted from The Testimony magazine.