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Here are some more suggestions for your Lent and Easter reading:

Seven Last Words by Timothy Ratcliffe. The Seven Last Words from the Cross have been the focus of Christian meditation through the ages. Each meditation is illustrated with a picture of Christ on the cross, to help lead the reader into prayer and contemplation. ISBN 9780860123972. £7.99

The Way of the Cross by David Adam. Combining the beautiful prayers of one of the world’s most respected Christian authors, with vivid illustrations that lead us on a journey into the love of God as revealed in his Son. ISBN 9781848670815. £4.99

Jesus, The Final Days by Craig Evans and Tom Wright. What do history and archaeology have to say about Jesus’ death, burial and resurrection? This book, for the general reader, conveys the drama and the world-shattering significance of Jesus’ final days on earth. ISBN 9780281060399 £7.99

Who Moved The Stone? By Frank Morison. An old classic. This book was written with the intention of disproving the Resurrection but found instead that the evidence supported the biblical history. ISBN 9781850786740 £6.99

Sweet Songs of Zion by John Betjeman. These timeless talks will appeal to fans of Betjeman and newcomers alike, and will inspire everyone who has a fondness for hymns and delights in Betjeman’s unique voice. ISBN 9780340943762 £14.99

All titles above are featured in the latest edition of ‘Select Magazine’ from J Source, Christian Bookshop at The Meridian Centre, Havant. Telephone 023 9249 8998.

If you have been inspired by a particular book this Lent, please do recommend it through this feature
My Lent Book this year is entitled The Day Christ Died by Jim Bishop. It is an hour-by-hour account of the crucifixion commencing on Maundy Thursday.

Wishing you all a meaningful Lent and joyous Easter.

Lynn Winter