TOM WRIGHT's The Lord and his Prayer, based on Advent sermons preached in Lichfield Cathedral and first published in 1996, is now part of the SPCK Classics imprint (SPCK, £8.99 (£8.10); 978-0-281-06801-2).

Also now an SPCK Classic is Deliverance: Psychic disturbances and occult involvement, edited by Michael Perry, first published in 1987. The book arose in connection with the work of the Christian Deliverance Study Group, and has long been used in the training of specialists in this ministry (SPCK, £12.99 (£11.70); 978-0-281-06799-2).

Seasons of Grace, originally Words by the Way (2005), by Ann Lewin, offers resources for the Christian year, including liturgies, ideas for retreats and quiet days, prayers, and stories (Canterbury Press, £14.99 (£13.50); 978-1-84825-090-1).

Is There More? Heaven, hell and the eternal life that begins now was first published in 1969 as Life Begins at Death, based on a recorded dialogue between the well-known Free Church divine and author Leslie D. Weatherhead and his friend Norman French. References viewed as out of date have been removed (Abingdon Press, £5.99 (£5.40); 978-1-4267-4358-0).

Ian Mobsby's The Becoming of G-d (2008) is now available in a new edition as God Unknown: The Trinity in contemporary spirituality and mission (Canterbury Press, £16.99 (£15.30); 978-1-84825-170-0).

Praying the Dark Hours: A Night Prayer companion, by Jim Cotter, combines the two books Prayer at Night and Waymarks (Canterbury Press, £12.99 (£11.70); 978-1-84825-109-0).

Esther de Waal's Living on the Border: Reflections on the experience of threshold (2001) has now been reprinted (Canterbury Press, £9.99 (£9.10); 978-1-85311-962-0)