Books from Ekklesia staff, associates and authors
- Simon Barrow, Against the Religion of Power: Telling a Different Christian Story, Ekklesia, 2023 (forthcoming)
- Tim Norwood (ed.), Building a Relational Culture, Relational Church UK, 2022, inc. chapter by Simon Barrow.
- Simon Barrow (w. Gerry Hassan, eds.), A Better Nation, Luath Press, 2022.
- Symon Hill, The Peace Protestors: A History of Modern Day War Resistance, Pen & Sword History, 2022.
- Sharon Caton-Rose (with Anna Bland), Everyday Sacrament: Visual Meditations in an Age of Pandemic, Siglum/LCI, 2022
- Graham Kings, Ian Randall, Exchange of Gifts: The Vision of Simon Barrington-Ward, Ekklesia, 2022 (Fwd: Justin Welby)
- Simon Barrow (w. Gerry Hassan, eds.), Scotland After the Virus, Luath Press, 2020.
- Bernadette Meaden, Illness, Disability and Caring, DLT, 2020.
- Harry Hagopian, Keeping Faith With Hope: The Challenge of Israel Palestine, Ekklesia, 2019.
- Jill Segger, Words Out of Silence, Ekklesia/Siglum, 2019.
- Janet Fife and Gilo, Letters to a Broken Church, Ekklesia, 2019.
- David Atkinson, Hope Rediscovered: Biblical Wisdom for an Anxious World, Ekklesia, 2109 (Fwd: Rowan Williams).
- Simon Barrow (w. Gerry Hassan, eds.), Scotland the Brave? Luath, 2019
- Iain Whyte (ed.), Football’s Faithful Fans, Ekklesia, 2109.
- Simon Barrow (ed.), Feast or Famine? How the Gospel Challenges Austerity, DLT, 2018.
- Virginia Moffatt (ed.), Reclaiming the Common Good, DLT, 2017 – inc. several Ekklesia contributors.
- James Paul Lusk, The Jesus Candidate: Political Religion in a Secular Age, Ekklesia, 2017.
- Virginia Moffatt, Nothing More and Nothing Less, DLT, 2017.
- Savitri Hensman, Sexuality, Struggle and Saintliness, Ekklesia, 2015.
- Simon Barrow (w. Mike Small, eds.), Scotland 2021, Bella Caledonia/Ekklesia, 2016.
- Jayne Ozanne (ed.), Journeys in Grace and Truth: Revisiting Scripture and Sexuality, Ekklesia, 2016.
- Andrew Francis (ed.), Foxes Have Holes: Christian Responses to Britain’s Housing Need, Ekklesia, 2016.
- Symon Hill, The Upside-Down Bible, DLT, 2015.
- Symon Hill, Digital Revolutions: Activism in the Internet Age (New Internationalist, 2013).
- Jolyon Mitchell, Owen Gower (eds.), Religion and the News, Ashgate, 2012 – inc. chapter by Simon Barrow
- Symon Hill, The No-Nonsense Guide to Religion (New Internationalist Publications, 2010).
- Tricia Gates Brown (ed.), 118 Days: Christian Peacemaker Teams Held Captive in Iraq, CPT, 2010 – w. Simon Barrow
- Stuart Murray, The Naked Anabaptist, Paternoster Press, 2009. – several references to Ekklesia
- Simon Barrow (ed.), Fear or Freedom? Why a Warring Church Must Change, Shoving Leopard, 2008 (Fwd: Desmond Tutu)
- Simon Barrow, Jonathan Bartley (eds.), Consuming Passion: Why the Killing of Jesus Really Matters, DLT, 2006.
- Jonathan Bartley, Faith and Politics After Christendom: Church As a Movement for Anarchy, Paternoster Press, 2006.
- Richard Franklin, Towards the Abolition of the Nation State, Sarum College/ Ekklesia, 2004.
- Jonathan Bartley, The Subversive Manifesto, BRF, 2003.
- Simon Barrow and Graeme Smith (eds.), Christian Mission in Western Society (CTBI, 2001).
- Bernadette Meaden, Protest for Peace (Wild Goose, 1999).
- Simon Barrow (ed.), Expanding Horizons: Learning to be the Church in the World (Southwark Diocese, 1995).
Books specifically from Ekklesia Publishing can be found here.
Later in 2023 we plan to provide an online library of our own resources published over the past two decades. In the meantime, we are pleased to commend collections of articles and policy proposals from those whose research we value and connect with.