Böcker av Andrew Morris

Morgan Murrenmaw was a broken man who'd given up on life entirely. Terrible misfortunes had seen him become lost on a long and agonising route through a labyrinth of inhibition, doubt and regret. He'd have given an arm, a leg, or even perhaps his soul, for another chance to be able to rise up, brush the dirt from his jacket and the cobwebs from his tortured mind. When his unconventional romance with Beatrice abruptly ends, Murrenmaw is left emotionally and spiritually crushed. But perhaps he should've seen it coming, after all he'd spent the previous few weeks preoccupied with memories of a disturbing dream he'd had; a dream in which the Devil had offered him an almost irresistible deal. With his beloved Beatrice gone from his side, he begins to fear that perhaps not all dreams are just fantasies created by a sleeping mind, but some are warnings from God. Advisory: This fictional work tackles mature topics, and features characters that use strong language which might offend.

Science touches all of our lives, every day, and should be a constant source of wonder and fascination - not something confined to the classroom.

Church schools are booming, becoming increasingly popular with parents across the world. However, research shows that teachers face considerable challenges as they try to offer a distinctively Christian education within a church school context. This book is the account of a qualitative research project investigating the joys and difficulties experienced in English church school classrooms. The research team spent a year working alongside fourteen teachers from Catholic and Church of England secondary schools, introducing them to What If Learning, a pedagogical initiative designed by an international team of educationalists to support teachers in developing Christian approaches to teaching and learning. The highs and lows of the teachers' experience are documented in this book and the lessons that emerge are explored in detail. The findings of the project are highly significant for all those involved with church school education and point towards valuable new ways of thinking about Christian faith and learning.

Inspiring is the keyword describing Andrew Morris’ book, The Ladder. His existence of want and sacrifice is one that tells the story of a man from a young age who spent years just trying to survive and had no focus and no idea of what to do with his life. Then in a magic moment, he came to know that he wanted to dedicate his future to helping young people who were in great need of many kinds of support. He found that to do so he would have to educate not only the youth but their parents as well. After two failed marriages, Andrew found the perfect loving partner in his wife, Nicole, and they established the Raising The Bridge non-profit youth organization. In The Ladder, Andrew outlines the battles and successes he’s lived through in his personal life, in providing for his own children, and in doing all he can within Raising The Bridge to meet the emotional, physical, educational, and spiritual needs of his home town youth.