Books that will hopefully make us smile and laugh

 The topics include such subjects as What Your Pew Says About You, When to Stand Up For a Hymn, Flags on Church Towers, The Dangers of Arriving Too...

The Dog Walker’s Guide to God contains 52 five-minute-reads to inspire dog walkers to ponder the mysteries of faith and the wonders of God. In each...

Dave Walker, a thirty-something cartoonist, web editor and former church and community youth worker has become the UK'S leading cartoon commentator...

The Lost Chords, The Parish Choir Tries Its Best, by Reginald Frary. Here are 23 new stories, written with characteristic affection and wit, which ...

A delicious collection of the very best of wit, satire and humorous quotations about the Church, its clergy,the people who put up with them - and v...

The Spiritual Quest of Francis Wagstaffe. Francis Wagstaffe came to see his life as essentially meaningless and as a result began a spiritual quest...

The World According to Theologygrams. Making sense of Christianity through badly-drawn diagrams, By Rich Wyld. The World According to Theologygrams...

Theologygrams, Theology explained in diagrams, By Rich Wyld. Theologygrams is a brilliant introduction to theology presented in the form of easy-to...

Travels with a Primate. Around the World with Robert Runcie, by Terry Waite. From darkest Africa to the darker and infinitely wetter birthplace of ...

Victorian Worthies. Vanity Fair's Leaders of Church and State, By Malcolm Johnson, Ian Hislop and Revd Richard Coles. Victorian Worthies collects t...

There's nothing like singing a favourite hymn to the wrong tune to get everyone up in arms - the congregation will blame the vicar, the vicar will ...

Frary entertains readers with stories of that strange social grouping: the parish choir. Here is what happened when a new (and foolhardy) vicar tri...

Warbling sopranos, robes that have long since seen better days, wheezing organs, tyrannical organists, new vicars who want to get rid of the choir ...

Warbling sopranos, bellowing basses, someone in the back row at least a line ahead of everyone else, fusty robes, intransigent organists and temper...