Books published by Instant Apostle

Manoj Raithatha appeared to have it all. Then his professional and personal worlds were shattered. The 2008 financial crisis devastated his business and a sudden illness threatened his son''s life. With his hollow foundations exposed, Manoj found himself utterly dependent on the prayers of others and the help of a previously unknown God.

When a dog unearths a body from a shallow grave in the Sallow Grove, Banyard and Mingle set out to discover who is killing Silkers and burying them there. Before long the body count has risen to seven, all important men who have gone missing from the city around the 17th of each month. With the 17th of Elventide approaching, can Banyard and Mingle prevent another murder? And in the face of increasing political pressure to close the case, can they make sure the right person is apprehended?

This unique and accessible guide walks new worship leaders through the fundamentals of their calling. Drawing inspiration from the Bible and the UK's rich worshipping heritage, experienced worship leader Richard Venable outlines ten practical and spiritual essentials a modern worship leader needs.

A story for early teens who love horses.

Driven by ambition and family expectation, young Henry de Brampton is determined to make his mark. Destined for a prestigious career in the Church, he readily embraces the chance to experience the world before taking his vows. But fuelled by selfish desire, he recklessly betrays those he loves, with devastating consequences.

God is at work - and you and your job are central to His purpose! Blending real-world examples with insights from theology, the early Church and his own professional experience, Steve shows how you can bless your colleagues and fulfil your calling.

Instagram influencer, consummate show-off and endearingly self-unaware Isabella Smugge is living the Country Life dream. But as her au pair's behaviour becomes increasingly bizarre and a gossip columnist nurses a grudge, Isabella finds herself in need of true friends and begins to wonder if her life really is as picture-perfect as she thought...

ΓÇÿeverywhere she had been there grew flowersΓÇÖ When Karen and Gordon are asked how many children they have, they tell people two ΓÇô itΓÇÖs just easier that way. But the truth is that there will always be three... Their first child, Jennifer Grace, was discovered to have multiple abnormalities before birth. Faced with the invidious choice of termination or continuing the pregnancy, they chose the latter, and a beautiful baby girl was born to them, only to die hours later. Sharing the struggles and doubts they have faced, JenniferΓÇÖs parents show how loved she was and how her short life was used to bless many lives. Blending recent reflections with contemporary journal entries and letters, this is a rich testimony to GodΓÇÖs goodness and intimate involvement in our lives. It is evidence that even when tragedy strikes, every life is precious to Him.

Irish-Nigerian Pamela Brown-Peterside is forty and burned out when she exchanges the intensity of a public health career in New York City for the lush valleys of western Uganda to join a doctor couple intent on saving new-borns from getting HIV. A gripping account of an African returning to Africa.

When Robin Thomson and his wife Shoko were told she had Alzheimer¿s, they had no clue what lay ahead. As the disease gradually took over their lives, Robin watched as his adventurous and independent wife slowly seemed to disappear. Yet Shokös love was constant and Robin found himself invited into a deeply spiritual journey with his wife.