Tellwell imprint: 330 books

Come, Let us Worship the LORD gives a brief overview of the principles and practices that permit us to worship to the praise of God’s glory. It encourages the reader to understand the essentials and elements of Reformed worship as both Scriptural and relevant. This book can be used as a study guide.

While Copper Spirit copes with the death of her beloved father, his spirits appear to her. They tell her that to save her people she must become a shaman.  These apparitions set her on a perilous path that unfolds in the wilds of Southeast Alaska and highlights the native Tlingit and Haida cultures...

The author of this book languished for forty years in spiritual darkness until the brightness of God’s light made her lamp shine. For centuries, God has been on a lookout for people willing to become part of His kingdom. Millions have responded. It does not matter what...

The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ is the greatest intercessory prayer that He has ever done for mankind.  His death on the cross of Calvary has destroyed the unsanctified time that we had in time past in the lifetime of the blood of sin. His resurrection has created a new sanctified...

Do you believe that the Bible paints a picture of an unjust God, a God that is nothing like the God we know personally? Is the Bible our final and only authority? Many Christians seek answers to these and many more questions.The author thinks the Christian fundamentalists’ claim the Bible presents...

In January 2011, when Arab people finally demanded their freedom, the sky was the limit. After overthrowing the generals, the creation of a new future seemed possible. But gradually, dreams became nightmares. As a journalist specializing in extremism and terrorism, I have worked on fire...

In the spring of 1986 in Kiev the blooms were on the flowers; the emerald-green leaves on the trees were multiplying and the sun was gathering strength, warming the earth and the hearts of the City's two million people.    The end of another long winter buoyed the spirit of just about...

From an early childhood of post war austerity in a bankrupted Britain, the book is Croskerry's journey from a troubled adolescence to a life of normality. The story illustrates the contrast between the blue Royal Marines of his fathers generation to the Royal Marine Commandos of the 1960's. Whether...

Popular podcaster (The Anxiety Guy Podcast) Dennis Simsek takes us on a rollercoaster ride of emotions in this gripping and personal book. Dennis demonstrates how anxiety forms and grows as time goes on, and shows you powerful practical ways on desensitizing yourself from your greatest internal and...

Pogo, the delightful cartoon possum created by Walt Kelly, famously commented that “We have seen the enemy and he is us.” And so it is in life. Our tragedies, our sense of loss, too often result from the way we treat ourselves, those around us, or our world. William explores these themes in his...

When his daughter Suzanne was five years old, Bill Kennedy set out with her on a canoe trip into the wilderness of Ontario's 7,600-square-kilometre Algonquin Provincial Park. Paddling and portaging through the park's interior, they would share the grand adventure of the lessons nature had prepared...

Education can be a battle, especially in the face of violent, aggressive and self-destructive behaviours. Patrick Thomas shares his 20 years of learning from the battles won and lost within the trenches of the alternate education system. He uniquely explains how and what these youths adaptive behaviours...

In Living with the Dragon, Jason Lee gives an honest and brave account of his life. As a Canadian-born Chinese man in his forties, Lee was raised in a household rife with physical and emotional abuse. He recounts stories of torment, angry outbursts, and beatings in his home that made him feel humiliated...

Why do so many organizational change initiatives fail so frequently? Organizations are systems with input, process, and output – so the mechanics of change should be easy enough. Yet time and again these mechanistic approaches to change just don't work. What are we missing? Sure, organizations...