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Design Administrator Vacancy

Design Administrator Vacancy

Margaret Roberts

Christian Focus Publications seeks a creative, dynamic, and highly motivated individual to create and manage the design and look of our work. With approximately 40 titles aimed at adults and 30 aimed at children produced each year, the core of the job is to co–ordinate with a range of designers and authors to ensure that attractive and creative covers are produced in a timely manner.
The individual will be involved in all aspects of the design output of our activities. They will also be required to

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Florence Nightingale – Ten Girls Who Made History

Florence Nightingale – Ten Girls Who Made History

Irene Howat

Florence and her sister were not sorry to be parted. They were so very different. Parthe (whose full name was Parthenope) loved parties and frilly dresses. Flo, as Florence was known, liked books and studying. Both thought the other was boring.

‘I love staying with you,’ Flo told her cousin Hilary. ‘We do such exciting things!’

Hilary smiled cheekily.

‘Would you like to come visiting today?’

Thinking that meant dressing up and sitting in parlours, Flo screwed up her face.

‘No thanks,’ she

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Video Recordings of Children’s Books

Video Recordings of Children’s Books

Margaret Roberts

We have had a number of requests from children’s workers, bookstore owners and teachers to make video readings of our children’s books available online for the kids (and adults) that they’re not able to see in person. We want to support people in whatever ways we can by making good children’s literature accessible to as many people as possible.

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Dominic Smart

Dominic Smart

William Mackenzie

Dominic Smart went home this morning (28th April 2020) just before dawn. New morning for him, valley of the shadow for us. He has gone where he longed to go and to a place which the Lord Jesus by his grace prepared him for and prepared for him.

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Too Busy to Read?

Too Busy to Read?

Margaret Roberts

Is it just me, or did you think you’d have more time on your hands in lockdown than you actually do? Between baking bread, trimming our own hair and countless Zooms and online quizzes, the time just seems to vanish.

If you thought you’d be able to use all your spare time to finally read those Christian books that you’ve been meaning to get to, but they continue to look at you guilt–inducingly from your shelf, you might want to consider an audiobook. It’s like reading, but you can do it while doing

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Whatsoever Comes to Pass

Whatsoever Comes to Pass

Catherine MacKenzie

Whatsoever comes to pass really does cover everything, all the bases as they say. Everything you experience during every day of your existence comes under its span. Whatsoever comes to pass means – the good, the bad and the ugly, and God has foreordained whatsoever comes to pass.

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Why I Wrote A Book for Children about Pornography

Why I Wrote A Book for Children about Pornography

John Perritt

When I decided to have “the talk” with my oldest child, I fixed a picnic lunch and, by God’s grace, it turned out to be a truly beautiful moment between father and daughter. I read some portions of Genesis, explained God’s glorious gift of sex and his creating male and female as sexual beings. I allowed her to ask questions which helped me steer the conversation in an age–appropriate way. While I’m sure some of my explanations were less than perfect, it seemed like a perfect time spent together and

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Diagnosing Spiritual ‘Stuckness’: the Problem May Not Be What You Think

Diagnosing Spiritual ‘Stuckness’: the Problem May Not Be What You Think

Joe Barnard

Too many of us hit a low–ceiling of spiritual growth. We desire to grow, but feel stuck and frustrated as if our maturity is stunted. To make matters worse, many of us are confused about the source of the problem. Preachers, like me, can be too slick in our diagnoses. We fire off indictments of laziness and apathy without carefully looking into underlying symptoms. Such slipshod treatment is dangerous. Any physician worth his wages knows that an effective remedy begins with an accurate diagnosis. T

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Editorial Manager

Editorial Manager

Margaret Roberts

Christian Focus is delighted to announce that Rosanna Burton has been promoted to the role of Editorial Manager. Since joining CFP after her graduating from Edinburgh University 2 years ago, Rosanna has grown into her role very well, rapidly learning what is involved in the publishing industry and managing the editorial process in conjunction with Director of Publishing Willie MacKenzie.

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