There are many other Christian sites on the Internet. Here is a selection of some of those which we think you might find of particular interest. We will be adding new sites to this list on a regular basis.
www.assemblies.org.uk
A site run by SPCK to provide collective worship materials for primary schools.
www.thegoodbookstall.org.uk
The Good BookStall - information on new and well-established books suitable for church bookstalls, together with tips on how to run such stalls effectively.
www.feedtheminds.org
Feed The Minds - a charity working interdenominationally to support Christian literature and communication projects in Eastern Europe and the developing world.
www.uspg.org.uk
USPG: Anglicans in World Mission, an agency founded by SPCK's own founder Thomas Bray.
ispck.org.in
ISPCK, our sister Society in India.
www.spckusa.org
SPCK-USA, our sister Society in the USA.
www.spcka.org.au
SPCK-Australia, our sister Society in Australia.
www.churcharmy.org.uk
The Church Army - an Anglican mission agency active in evangelism and work among the poor both in the UK and overseas.
www.cms-uk.org
The Church Mission Society - one of the major Anglican mission agencies with a worldwide reach.
www.cmj.org.uk
Church's Ministry to the Jews - an Anglican agency with a special calling to take the gospel to Jewish people.
www.cofe.anglican.org
The website of the Church of England.
www.cpas.org.uk
The Church Pastoral Aid Society, a leading UK mission agency.
www.creonline.co.uk
The Christian Resources Exhibition Website.
www.crosslinks.org
Crosslinks runs summer camps for young people .
www.greenbelt.org.uk
Greenbelt - Europe's Leading Christian Arts Festival.
www.missiontoseafarers.org
Mission to Seafarers, an Anglican agency providing support to seafarers around the world.
www.industrialmission.org.uk
The Industrial Mission Association, an ecumenical body for industrial mission in the UK, a site with useful content and resource links.
www.themothersunion.org
The Mothers Union - an Anglican society with members all around the globe.
www.johnricecharity.org.uk
The John Rice Charity considers applications for relief of need from ordained clergy in the Church of England serving and employed in specified London parishes.
