Latest Blog Posts

• Women and the Church: New books from Debbie Duncan and more

  Lion Hudson is proud to publish a large collection of books written by women, for women, or about women. Here is a small collection of them, along with Debbie Duncan's new book, Gifted.
  by Joe Purnell / Thursday, 28 November 2019
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• Daily reads to kickstart a habit

  A daily devotional is the perfect way to bookend your day. They can be encouraging, challenging and inspirational, and are an easy way to read God's Word each and every day. Lion Hudson has published some beautiful devotionals with incredible authors and illustrators that make it a joy to devote each day to God. There are daily readings for readers of all ages, whether you're looking for a family bible or a selection of musings from an historic figure.
  by Joe Purnell / Wednesday, 13 November 2019
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• Remembrance Day 2019: Christian books to help us remember

  This Remembrance Sunday people across the UK and further afield stop and remember those we who have given their lives in conflicts past and present. Last year was the 100th anniversary of Armistice, and even a century on it remains important to look back and be grateful for the service men and women who have paid the ultimate sacrifice.
  by Joe Purnell / Thursday, 07 November 2019
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• Digital vs. Traditional: Why ebooks are here to stay, but paperbacks aren't going anywhere either

  There's a few things about reading a printed book that nothing else can hope to replicate. That feeling of flicking through the pages, wafting that 'new book smell' as you do... It's hard to beat. But what about ebooks? Can digital editions of books compete with the physical alternative?
  by Joe Purnell / Thursday, 24 October 2019
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• Dr. Klaus⁠–Dieter John has devoted his life to building a modern hospital in Peru

  Dr. Klaus-Dieter John has worked tirelessly to bring hope to Peruvian Indians. His hospital, called Diospi Suyana – or ‘Trust in God’ - has served hundreds of thousands of people in the Apurímac region.
  by Joe Purnell / Thursday, 15 August 2019
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