Sing Your Faith
edited by Andrew M. Hill and David Dawson

The major new hymn book for Unitarians and Free Christians produced by the General Assembly's Hymn Book Working Group. It consists of 231 hymns, plus some words for chalice lightings, affirmations and benedictions. The hymns are arranged alphabetically by first line, with a detailed subject index and indexes of tunes, composers/arrangers and authors. It supplements various hymn books produced by the denomination, containing new material.

Lindsey Press, 2009, ISBN 978-0-85319-077-6
479pp, hardback, £10.00

The Unitarian life:
Voices from the Past and Present
edited by the Rev Stephen Lingwood

A thematic anthology of short texts by a wide range of Unitarians and Unitarian Universalists, presenting essential insights into a faith which is not always easy to define. Voices from the past are presented alongside voices from the present. Famous names appear alongside less well-known ones. This is a book to be used for personal reflection and public worship, and as a starting point for dialogue. The author hopes that it will be 'thumbed through, written on, and meditated with, not simply read once and put on a shelf'.

Lindsey Press, 2008, ISBN 978-0-85319-076-9
220pp, paperback, £9.99

The Larger View:
Unitarians and World Religions
by the Rev Dr Vernon Marshall

This book represents the first major survey of inter-faith relations from a Unitarian perspective. It traces the development of Unitarian attitudes towards major world religions over the last 250 years, showing how Unitarian values and ideas have been influenced by close contact with Buddhist, Hindu, Islamic and Judaic traditions, in addition to mainstream Christian thought.

Lindsey Press, 2007, ISBN 978-0-85319-074-5 130pp, paperback, £8.99

With Heart and Mind:
edited by David Dawson

Contains over forty mini-essays with prayers and meditations on a wide range of subjects, such as clutter, committees, gardening, incarnation, learning from nature, remebering, time and eternity and waiting.

Unitarian Worship Panel, 2007, ISBN 978-0-9535412-3-1 85pp, paperback, £6.00

Marking the Days:
a Book of Occasional Services
edited by Kate Taylor

A collection of twenty services for special occasions, including Easter, homelessness Sunday, fair trade, Mothering Sunday, winter solstice, World AIDS Day and a celebration of teddy bears. It is a companion volume to 'Celebrating Life'.

Lindsey Press, 2006, ISBN 0-85319-072-0, 101pp, spiral bound softback, £10.00.

Being Together:
Unitarians Celebrate Congregational Life
edited by Matthew F. Smith

In this book 23 Unitarian contributors, both ministers and lay people, write from their own experience of creating religious fellowship. The main themes addressed are: enriching congregational life, relating to the wider community, growing congregations and new ways of 'being together'.

Lindsey Press, 2006, ISBN 0-85319-073-9, 177pp, softback, £7.99.

Waiting To Be Discovered:
Revealing Life's Hidden Possibilities
edited by the Rev Johanna Boeke and the Rev Joy Croft

The third in a series of meditational manuals, this book is a treasure chest of poems, prayers and reflections revealing the untapped strength and inspiration available to us in nature, from human relationships and within ourselves.

Unitarian Worship Committee, 2003, ISBN 0-9535412-2-3, 88pp, softback, £8.00.

Unitarian Perspectives on Contemporary Social Issues
edited by George D. Chryssides

A collection of eight essays by contemporary Unitarians, each one knowledgeable in their respective subject areas, offering fresh thinking on a wide range of topics of current concern. Themes covered include religious liberalism and the internet, the religion vs science debate, alternatives to war etc.

Lindsey Press, 2003, ISBN 0-85319-069-2, softback, £1.50

Spirit of Time and Place:
Prayer-thoughts, Praise-poems and Words of Worship
by Cliff Reed. Illustrations by Lyanne Mitchell.

A new collection of prayers, meditations and poems evoking the presence of the divine at particular moments, and in locations near and far which have special meaning for the writer.

Lindsey Press, 2002, ISBN 0-85319-068-2, softback, £8.00

Prospects for the Unitarian Movement
edited by Matthew Smith

A collection of fifteen essays by ministers and layfolk concerning the key issues currently facing the denomination in 21st century Britain.

Lindsey Press, 2002, ISBN 0-85319-066-6, softback, £5.00

The Shores of Darkness:
Prayers for the coming of night
compiled & edited by Rosemary Arthur

A Compline-style devotional service for evening – together with a short anthology of poems, prayers and meditations.

Unitarian General Assembly Worship Committee, 2001, ISBN 0-95354-121-5, softback, £3.00

Unitarian? What's That?
by the Rev Cliff Reed
Full Text Online

A booklet designed to introduce enquirers to the Unitarian faith by means of a simple question-and-answer formula, based mainly on questions that people have actually asked when encountering Unitarians for the first time.

Lindsey Press, 1999, ISBN 0-85319-062-3, softback, £1.50

Green and Dying:
Reflections on growth and change gathered
by the Rev Celia Midgley

A collection of prayers and meditations with colour illustrations.

(Unitarian General Assembly Worship Committee, 1999, ISBN 0-95354-120-7, softback, £6.00

How to Publish Your Work
by Kay Millard

Intended for Unitarians aiming at self-publishing but packed with good advice for anyone with a similar goal.

(Lindsey Press, 1998, ISBN 0-85319-059-3, 50pp, softback, £2.00

Celebrating Life:
A book of special services for use in the Unitarian and Free Christian tradition
by Andrew Hill

A collection of services for special occasions including birth, marriage, death and blessings of same-sex unions. Awarded an Institute of Social Inventions Award in 1993.

Lindsey Press, 1995 (reprinted 1999), spiral bound softback, ISBN 0-85319-041-0, 243pp, £14.00