Acorn Press

A Climate of Justice: loving your neighbour in a warming world tackles the profound question: what does it mean to love our neighbours in a world that is warming? This question is particularly...

For Christianity to remain a potent global influence, it must embody a God of transformative love, compassion, and justice. This vision is vividly brought to life in A Faith to Live By (Vol 2), a...

Lorne Elliott is at his satirical best in his new novel A Few White Lies. Thea, the whip-smart, feisty, resourceful, and haiku-writing teenage narrator, joins the roster of memorably high-spirited...

Author Graeme Rutherford suggests that while many people in the churches have collected various bits and pieces of information about the Bible over their lifetimes - stories, personalities,...

What sort of God would create such an unimaginably vast and beautiful universe? This question lies at the heart of a profound exploration of faith and creation in this thought-provoking book A...

God has a plan for your life, to be a part of divine great plan to 'renew our world' and make 'all things new' (Revelation 21:5). Mick Pope takes the reader on a journey through 'end times' theology...

BETTY is the daughter of Irish immigrants and the second oldest of six children who grew up on a farm in the rural area of Kentucky. Betty falls in love and marries Arvin, who has big city dreams,...

Beyond the Fish Sticker: Seeking a Deeper Knowledge of God and Ourselves addresses a significant and growing need within many Christian communities for a deeper and more mature understanding of what...

Carol is the youngest daughter of Betty, who struggled most of her life to make ends meet. When Betty's husband left her for another woman, Carol was sent to a Catholic boarding school, where she...

Catherine Booth: From Timidity to Boldness 1829-1865 narrates the compelling story of Catherine Booth's early life, detailing her transformation from a shy young woman in a troubled home to a...

Coming Back to Earth: Essays on the Church, Climate Change, Cities, Agriculture and Eating is a thought-provoking collection of essays that delves into some of the most pressing issues of our time:...

Coming Home: Discipleship, Ecology and Everyday Economics is a thought-provoking and timely book that seeks to bridge the gap between faith, daily living, and the significant ethical and...

In Grace upon Grace: Savouring the Spiritual Exercises through the Arts, spirituality meets creativity in a unique and compelling way. This book presents contemporary retreats for daily life that are...

The call to be an instrument of God's love and peace is at the heart of the Christian faith and forms the basis of all Catholic pastoral care. This mission encompasses a broad spectrum of care,...

Join the Dean of Melbourne, Dr. Andreas Loewe, and academic and poet Dr. Katherine Firth for six weekly reflections as we journey through what it means to be faithful followers of Jesus today in...

In Letters Patent: A Practical Theology of Work, author Graham Leo invites readers to view their everyday activities through a divine lens, urging them to recognize all work as an extension of God's...

Life on Earth ultimately depends on the oceans. As world-renowned ocean scientist Sylvia Earle succinctly puts it, 'No blue, no green.' This powerful statement underscores the fundamental connection...

Ordinary Miracles offers an unflinching, 'warts and all' portrayal of life in Christian ministry. This candid depiction is aimed at helping, encouraging, and challenging Christians, as well as...

Riding the Wind is an engaging and multifaceted guide that serves as both a practical handbook and a source of inspiration for writers. Authored by the acclaimed Australian writer and educator...

India, 1999. The social fabric of life in rural areas is disintegrating under the pressures of poverty, social injustice, and religious tensions. Against this backdrop, a journalist named Manav...

The Way of the Rabbi: Stories of Discipleship from the Gospel of Mark is a distinctive exploration of what it means to follow Jesus, set apart by its narrative approach and thought-provoking...

In Unlikely Allies: Monotheism and the Rise of Science, author Mark Worthing embarks on an intriguing exploration of the historical relationship between religious traditions and the development of...