Onwards And Upwards Ebook imprint: 68 books

Face the Future is a four-part book series that  addresses topics of special relevance and interest to the over-60s, from a Christian perspective. Balancing practical advice, inspirational stories and a generous dose of humour, William Cutting shows how Seniors can live life to the full, with...

Matthew Siddle seemed destined to become a professional footballer. His earliest memories were of practising with a ball outside his home, and by the age of eight he was moved up from a lower year at school to play for the senior team. Before long he was playing for amateur teams, with the...

When Jesus taught, he often used stories that his listeners would be able to relate to - each one revealing something about God's activity on Earth. David Muskett looks at what Jesus said about horticulture and agriculture - and finds parallels in our British love for gardening.  These...

How can a God of love send people to hell who have never heard of his son? The gospel is not only the news that I can receive Jesus into my life, but the good news that I have been included in him*.* Peter examines some of scripture’s apparent puzzles, focusing on the meaning of the gospel...

Cycling is to Paul what breathing is to most people, but I am neither a cyclist nor keen. He was probably born clutching a bike pump tightly in his fist whereas I am more of a coffee shop kind of girl… Friends suggested we borrow their tandem and that’s where it all started. We discovered...

Dorothy Wigan brings events from the ministry of Jesus to life in a fresh way, retelling the stories from the perspective of those whose lives were transformed through their encounters with him.  "I have worked with Dorothy over many years and been so blessed by her beautiful relationship...

With openness and realism, Esther Anderson tells of her fall into adultery and the painful process of confession, recovery and healing. With God there is "hope in recovery" and "failure is not final". With much practical advice and wisdom learnt from experience, this book is a vital guide for...

Another humorous novel for children aged 8-11 by the author of bestseller 'Lisa the Moaner'. Lisa is surprised when her magical Great Aunt Gladys asks for her help. After a homeless man mysteriously disappears, she is sent on a quest to find him and uncover his identity. Meanwhile, Gladys must find a new flying dustbin to replace her old one which no longer makes proper cups of tea.

What does it mean to be a Christian? Why do people get baptised? What is the point of church? Pastor John-William Noble answers these and other common questions about the Christian faith in this helpful interactive guide, useful for small groups or for individual study....

Who is the Holy Spirit and how do we get to know him? Can we access supernatural gifts and what are they for? This book is for you if you desire to build a relationship with God in a very real way. It explores the Holy Spirit and who he is, as well as looking into why we need him and how we...

A boarding school for girls was radically transformed when one of the pupils encountered Jesus and began to share her newfound faith. Gwynneth was one of the first to follow in devoting her life to Christ, and the revival that followed had far-reaching effects. Gwynneth completed her eduaction,...

Marianne Edwins' early life was a downward spiral of disasters: broken relationships, unplanned pregnancies, severe financial hardships and faithless men, in an environment of crime, violence and misogyny. Increasingly her life lacked hope, lacked peace, lacked love. Then one day, on an ordinary walk...