A superb book of Intercessionary prayers. Celtic, Poetic & written by some dude who lives on Holy Island - about as cool as prayers get! (Btw, is part of series covering 3 gospels- this 1 is Matthew.)

Can make a bland reading into something exciting, with its eccentric turn of phrase. Occasionally fails though - you have been warned! ;)

Good, cheap Bibles for bringing / handing out or using in Church.

Lastly, on the Bible front, this can be useful (though not essential) for the odd fact, or distinguishing gospels, etc. Apparently the first Concordance writer went mad!

Answers most of the common questions & is good for giving to persistent questioners.

A little dated, but still sound. Even found a militant atheist friend of mine quoting it on his Facebook profile!

Good for bedtime reading (very short) & can be useful for making up prayers. There is also a series of them, which are all cheap, interesting and useful.

Another good Ray Comfort book - is good for taking on the secularists & has many good analogies (e.g. Gold in China).

Another good risposte, with a useful list of 'proofs' to justify belief.

A code? In the Bible??? Written by an atheist who thinks aliens wrote the Bible, so is quite interesting...

Everyone's seen it, but still useful for the odd showing & can be powerful...

Recommended from a friend - shows that Preachers can have a certain cool grace about them yet still be effective...

What more eccentric, more profound book could I put in last? A true masterpiece with an amazing quote in the middle regarding Orthodoxy being paradoxically interesting...