Released in the UK March 2022
Released in the US March 2022
Large trade paperback | 176 Pages
Read Myself: 12+
9781527108011 • £8.99 $12.99
BISAC – YAN047040
Reign
The Church in the Middle Ages
Luke H. Davis
Part of ‘Risen Hope’ church history series
Covering the middle ages
Includes Columba, Anselm, John Wycliffe & many others
During the Middle Ages the Church laboured to build a community of faith. This was a Church that sought to reign, love and conquest, a Church that wanted to secure freedom, and proclaim the gospel. When that Church fell into corruption it undertook its own reform. Which one of these is the medieval Church? They all are! And in that we find hope in the God who loves His Church as we seek to live in His name.
Luke H. Davis
Luke Herron Davis teaches ethics and church history at Westminster Christian Academy in St. Louis. He has authored books in the Cameron Ballack Mysteries and the Merivalkan Chronicles, as well as ‘Tough Issues, True Hope’. He has also penned lyrics to over seventy new hymns. An ordained priest in the Anglican Church in North America, Luke lives with his wife, Christi, and their family in St. Charles, Missouri.
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CF4Kids
… a unique insight into the controversies of the church and how faithful people stood firm in their faith and held the gospel high.
Alistair Chalmers
Assistant Pastor of Bruntsfield Evangelical Church, Edinburgh
With sparkling prose, backed by solid research, Luke Davis makes church history come alive for the young reader (and readers of all ages!). … offers engaging historical fiction but also provides timelines, factual summaries of significant figures and events, and insightful reflection.
Ben Wagner
Rector, Anglican Church of the Resurrection, Chesterfield, Missouri
Luke Davis selects pivotal moments from history, to which he applies an imagination like that of a Hollywood filmmaker. The past jumps into razor–sharp focus, as the reader sees, hears, and feels these episodes happening once again.
Michael J. McClymond
Professor of Modern Christianity, Department of Theological Studies, Saint Louis University, St. Louis, Missouri
An ideal springboard to propel readers into further study of a sadly neglected period in church history.
Nick Needham
Lecturer in Church History, Highland Theological College, Dingwall, Scotland