Three Norfolk Christian authors go into print
Three Norfolk Christian authors have gone into print, and you can find their books, plus a selection of second-hand titles, at the new Norwich Christian Resource Centre.
Reviews by Keith Morris
 Gary Moore, Norwich taxi-driver and YMCA Norfolk furniture project worker, has always had a sense of adventure. At the age of 8 he ran away from home, heading for Africa. His mum caught up with him at the bus stop.
His thirst for foreign shores has never left him though and after a troubled youth, he joined the Royal Military Police and then the French Foreign Legion. Neither worked out and Gary headed for home, ending up in the Norwich YMCA, where his biggest adventure yet began when he met a whole bunch of Christians.
A thrilling true life account of how one man's life was turned around by an encounter with God.
Gary's Story by Gary W Moore, published by Kingdom Come Publishing, is available at £7 from Norwich CRC, or contact Gary at garymoore1961@hotmail.com
 Retired Norfolk minister Martin Down argues that the Old Testament is a book entirely about Jesus and describes the centuries-long process of God's preparation for the coming of his Son to earth.
He takes a very careful look at the relationship between the Old Testament and the news. Also, the difference Jesus makes to our understanding of the Old Testament and how Christians should read the Old in the light of the New.
He goes on to look at the difficult question of the relationship of Israel and the Church to help us define the nature of the Church as a distinct community from the Israel of old as well as from the natural communities to which we belong.
The New Jerusalem: Israel, the Church and the Nation By Martin Down. Published by Vineyard International Publishing and distributed by Kingsway, is available at the Norwich CRC.
 Norwich author, presenter and motivational speaker Dr John Clements aims to help his readers find personal peace in a world full of stress and anxiety and the answer is free.
Through a series of short meditations, designed to remind us of some of the fundamental bases of calmness in daily living, John offers some useful pointers on the way to a more peaceful life.
In his foreword, the Bishop of Norwich says this is a simple book which draws its inspiration from one of the simplest and wisest teachers the world has ever known, Jesus.
How to get what money can't buy: personal peace in a world of unrest, by Dr John Clements. Published by LifeWise Press at £12.95. Readers can buy signed copies of the book at the Norwich CRC or order the book post-free from Dr Clements on 01603 436658 or john@lifewisecoaching.org
Norwich CRC is now accepting donations of second hand books, that can either be delivered to the church between 8-30 am and 6-00 pm - Monday to Saturday, or can be collected by arrangement. Contact Steve 01603 619731 or email nowichcrc@btconnect.com
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