Mark Ireland es un autor cuya obra profundiza en las preguntas trascendentales sobre la vida y la muerte. Su búsqueda personal de respuestas sobre la vida después de la muerte, impulsada por la pérdida de su hijo menor, es el núcleo de sus escritos. A través de sus experiencias y colaboraciones con científicos, explora la naturaleza de la conciencia y su potencial de supervivencia. Su escritura ofrece a los lectores una perspectiva introspectiva sobre las posibilidades de la existencia después de la vida.
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.