Stuart Macdonald

A Confusion of Printers

History & Biography

“Books matter. As P. J. Carefoote so amply demonstrates in this excellent book, printers risked their lives to publish and distribute pamphlets and books which expressed their religious convictions. Carefoote shows how this courage was expressed across the theological divides which emerged in sixteenth-century England. Beautifully illustrated and written.”

John Wyclif

History & Biography

“In this succinct, focused study, Otto details how the confessional traditions have led to different understandings of Wyclif, how recent scholars have begun to overcome this divide, and calls for a contextual understanding of this important medieval theologian and his work. Both novices and experts will benefit from this book.”

Recollections and Reflections

History & Biography

“We were all taught to look up to missionaries as exemplary Christians, the ones doing what we all should do. But beyond the romance, what is it like to be a missionary? Even more intriguingly, what is it like to be the child of a missionary? Tim Reddish sympathetically but critically explores these questions in this excellent and fascinating memoir. He takes us with him to the mission fields in Nigeria where his parents served. He also provides later reflections on the impact (positive and negative) this had on himself and his faith, as well as on mission work. It’s a very revealing, insightful, and thought provoking read.”

Still Voices—Still Heard

History & Biography

“What a wonderful way to celebrate an anniversary! The various lives chronicled here are testament to the vitality and witness of Presbyterian College, Montreal, and the changes in the Presbyterian Church in Canada, particularly the place of women within the church. The mix of biography and sources . . . brings these individuals and their times to life.”