Stone in the Water: from Celtic to Anglo-Saxon Christianity
Passionate and well-informed, with colour pictures
£10.00
Wide, Wide as the Ocean: the Legacy of Church of Scotland Summer Missions 1934 – 2011
The story of Church of Scotland Summer missions, by Douglas Nicol
£10.00
Robert Moffat: The Theology of a Missionary
New study of the faith and motivation of a famous Scottish missionary.
£25.00
John Buchan Reconsidered: Thirty-Nine Years of War and Peace 1901-1940
An intimate picture of a novelist whose work was of national importance. Like his friend Lawrence of Arabia, he was something of a mystery: an intellectual who was also an adventurer; a profoundly private man who was a household name.
Edited by Marcus Paul with a Preface by Sir Niall Ferguson FRSE.
£27.00
SILENT PARTNERS: Glimpses from Scripture
Glimpses from scripture indeed, giving a voice to women who remain otherwise under the radar. This is the first book of poetry by Claire Wilson. She take us behind the scenes of the Bible story, and probes the psyche of some well-known characters. She imagines sitting on a bench with the reader: Sit awhile and […]
£6.00
Launch of ‘Wide, Wide as the Ocean’ in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Pitlochry
INVITATION TO THE LAUNCH OF: ‘Wide, wide as the ocean’: The Legacy of Church of Scotland Summer Missions: 1934 – 2011 Rev. Douglas Nicol is
NEW TITLES
The book on Robert Moffat explores the Scottish influences on this famous missionary who was the father-in-law of David Livingstone, and shows that he had not a colonial bone in his body.
William Hole was the best known Scottish artist of his day, whose work is prominent in the Scottish National Portrait Gallery as well as many churches.
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About Handsel Press
The Handsel Press was founded in 1976 to publish high quality academic and more popular books relating Christian faith to other fields of study, and to the arts. It operates ‘from the centre . . . beyond the margins . . . ‘
While books are divided into main categories such as Theology, Bible, Ethic, History and Memoir, under the overall heading of Faith, these categories overlap. Handsel Press upholds the tradition of ‘the Scottish democratic intellect’, and expects the sciences and the arts to talk to one another.
The Press also publishes a number of biographies, commentaries and poetry at a very affordable price.
The Press is owned by the Handsel Trust, SC014135. Handsel Press is a not-for-profit company.
Jock Stein, Editor

The editor is the Revd Dr Jock Stein, whose books From Cosmos to Canaan and From Ruth to Lamentations can be purchased from the shop.
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Some advice from a new Handsel Press book: ‘Aidan was concerned not just about travelling, but how he travelled . . . may you travel wisely and well this year.’
(from Echoes of Celtic Christianity)






