Ray Gibbs investigates the legends of Joseph of Arimathea in Glastonbury, the XII hides, and King Arthur: he deals with them in a competent and sympathetic manner, employing his local knowledge of geography and history to deliver some surprising conclusions about Britain's oldest Christian site.

A visitor's guide and companion to London's famous places and a mental picture of their origins and fame, grouped geographically.

The Sonnini Manuscript, better known as the 'Long Lost Chapter of the Acts of the Apostles' contains the account of Paul's journey in Spain and Britain

Does God speak the truth? Does He fulfil His promises after making them? These key questions are answered in Rev. Barnes demonstration of the abiding character of God.

This classic book, first published in 1907, now in its 12th edition, is a series of addresses by Reader Harris, founder of the Pentecostal League of Prayer. He asks �Of what value is this truth?� and provides very satisfactory answers.

Who are the 'Lost' Ten Tribes of Israel? Are they still lost today? This booklet will answer questions you may have on the subject.

National blindness was the inevitable consequence of Israel's unfaithfulness

Breay explores the roles of the protagonists involved in the creation of the Magna Carta in 1215 and describes the political situation in Britain at the time. Initially, the Magna Carta was a practical attempt to resolve a political crisis, but it has since been elevated to iconic status. Breay clearly shows us how in this colourfully illustrated book.

Detailed identity Bible studies in lesson format, clearly laid out, chapter by chapter, addressing key issues and points of British-Israel belief.

A valuable booklet for those who cannot always remember chapter and verse when explaining the Identity Truth to others. Houghton lists and examines 72 of them