Tony Jones Livres

A fully revised and expanded edition of the only resource you'll need for choosing, owning and maintaining a narrowboat. The UK has over 2000 miles of navigable canals and rivers which are home to an estimated 35,000 licensed boats. Although canal boats can look much the same to the novice, there are some very important differences to be aware of. If you're new to boating you have some important choices to make. This comprehensive book examines the options available to different types of boaters. From those who choose to live aboard their boats and constant cruisers to fair-weather cruisers, hire boating and share boat syndicates – each will need a different type of boat if they are to fully enjoy their time afloat. Packed with case studies and advice from real boaters with years of experience to share, this second edition has been thoroughly updated throughout and includes new information on liveaboard costs and considerations, eco-friendly boating options, shared ownership and tax-free boat building, as well as: - The cost of boating - Choosing the ideal boat for your boating profile - Buying a boat and the legalities of purchase - Choosing suitable internal fittings and features - Heating, lighting, toilets and hot water options - Boat electrics and solar power - Finding a mooring - Boating health and safety - Locks, swing-bridges and the boating 'highway code' - Boat maintenance - Boating etiquette and best practice

Terrorism, politics and betrayals collide in this unputdownable, fast-paced thriller.

The romantic dream of downsizing, giving up the rat race, and living life at 4mph on the inland waterways is proving more and more attractive. But for tens of thousands of people it is not just a romantic dream but an actual lifestyle. Tony Jones is one of those people. He has lived aboard his 50ft narrowboat for over 14 years and in this very practical book he documents what the liveaboard lifestyle is really like, focusing on the practical issues of day to day living for those who want to know what living on a boat actually entails, to see how to manage it for themselves. This second edition has been comprehensively revised to include updated or new information on costs (moorings, license, insurances etc), license fees for different types of craft, composting toilets and ecological living in general, living aboard in London and other cities (suddenly very popular), postal services, boat stretching, butty boats, and so on, as well as more anecdotes and profile stories about liveaboard life. The aim of this book is to feed people's dreams by showing that every possible problem that could arise when living on a boat has a tried and tested solution. The dream is perfectly possible, and this book is the complete practical guide to achieving it

Exploring the evolution of religious thought, this book examines the shift from the comforting notion of a loving God to the fear-based theology epitomized by Jonathan Edwards' sermon, "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God." Delving into historical, cultural, and philosophical influences, the author analyzes how interpretations of divine love transformed into narratives of wrath and judgment. Through this exploration, the book invites readers to reflect on the implications of these theological changes for contemporary faith and spirituality.

A complete guide to choosing, designing and maintaining a narrow boat.

Exploring the practices of the early church, this book delves into historical records, archaeological findings, and theological insights. It examines worship, community life, and the development of doctrine, providing a comprehensive view of how the early Christians lived and practiced their faith. By analyzing various sources, the author sheds light on the cultural and social influences that shaped these practices, offering readers a deeper understanding of the foundations of Christianity.

Set against the backdrop of a devastating terrorist attack in Sydney in 1972, the story follows journalist Anna Rosen as she investigates the Ustasha movement and its ties to war criminals. Meanwhile, Marin Katich embarks on a perilous mission from the Austrian Alps into Yugoslavia, with dire consequences looming. As tensions escalate with the arrival of Yugoslavia's prime minister in Australia, the narrative weaves through intense political intrigue and international conflict, delivering a gripping and suspenseful thriller.

The book emphasizes the importance of perseverance and faith in God during difficult times. Through its message, particularly in Chapter 6, it addresses the struggles faced by individuals, encouraging them not to surrender or take a careless approach to their challenges. The guidance offered aims to inspire readers to continue striving for better outcomes while trusting in divine support.

These six short stories are designed to inspire readers and guide them toward a deeper relationship with Christ. Each narrative offers unique insights and reflections that encourage spiritual growth and understanding of faith. Through relatable characters and meaningful themes, the stories aim to illuminate the path to a more profound connection with the Lord.

The book delves into the emergent church movement, presenting a fresh perspective on contemporary Christianity. It explores its origins, theology, and community dynamics, portraying it as a "third way" of faith. Through a blend of journalistic narrative and theological insight, the author shares firsthand accounts and examples of emergent Christians across the country. This exploration aims to engage readers in a meaningful conversation about the future of faith in a post-Christian context, highlighting the movement's relevance and potential for renewal.