Mark Ireland is an author whose work delves into profound questions about life and death. His personal quest for answers about the afterlife, spurred by the loss of his youngest son, forms the core of his writings. Through his experiences and collaborations with scientists, he explores the nature of consciousness and its potential for survival. His writing offers readers an introspective perspective on the possibilities of existence beyond life.
How to Do Mission Action Planning (SPCK, 2009) was the first book to appear on the MAP process, at a time when it was beginning to have a significant impact. In this fully revised and expanded edition, the authors offer further critical evaluation and theological reflection.
Offers an up-to-date overview of trends and patterns in making new disciples within the church. A practical approach, based on careful theological reflection and years of hands-on experience in local church leadership, theological education and the national church.
The narrative explores a father's profound journey through grief following the tragic loss of his youngest son. Mark Ireland, initially skeptical, delves into the world of psychics and mediums to seek communication with the deceased. His encounters with renowned figures like Allison Dubois and participation in a scientific medium experiment lead to startling revelations and the awakening of his own psychic abilities. This poignant story not only addresses themes of loss and hope but also presents compelling evidence suggesting that death may not signify the end.