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    Where our faith comes from

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    Mercy and Justice

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    People and Places

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    Our inheritance and legacy

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The Everyday Faith Bible
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The Everyday Faith Bible

Explore the Bible’s implications for your everyday – learn to live as a follower of Jesus, right where you are.
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Befriending the Bible

Diocesan Resource Centre
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Diocesan Resource Centre

Borrowing is free of charge; resources are available to all church groups and leaders across the Diocese of Lincoln.
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Befriending the Bible

Tried and Tested – Resources for Confirmation
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Tried and Tested – Resources for Confirmation

Tried and tested recommended resources used to help prepare people for Confirmation.
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Faith Journeys

Practicing the Way – Discipleship Course
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Practicing the Way – Discipleship Course

Introduction to  spiritual practices that lead to deepening discipleship, from John Mark Comer.
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Walking the Walk