BOOKS
Ray Salisbury has a passion for publishing. For over thirty years Ray has edited or contributed to a range of magazines, books and newsletters. He wrote his first book Cape To Cape in 1997. In 2020 his coffee table book Tableland - the history behind Mt Arthur was published to much acclaim. This social history-coffee table book sold out within 3 months.
Blue Sunday
WORK IN PROGRESS
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Half a millennium after Martin Luther's much over-rated Reformation, there's still loads of stuff that needs reforming in Christ's church. Particularly our structures and practices. I don't pretend to know the answers, or what God is planning to do about it. I just feel for the average, garden-variety Christian who lives under a ton of guilt, fear & shame because they feel they don't measure up to God's standards.
It may be because of legalistic preaching or perhaps the unwritten codes of the conformity-based system which we call 'church'.
"It's just darned hard to be diplomatic and tactful while pointing out flaws that can be seen from orbiting spacecraft, especially when those flaws are innoculating people against the church." [ Mega-Shift - by James Rutz ]
Research predicts that by 2025, only about 35% of American Christians will regularly attend a Sunday congregation. The exodus has already begun... [ Revolution - by George Barna ]
Cape To Cape | 80-Day traverse of the North Island
ISBN-0-473-04411-0
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Originally published in 1997, this 134pp e-Book is an engaging story of courage, tenacity & faith. The author set out on a self-imposed quest to summit the seven highest peaks between East Cape & Cape Egmont in New Zealand. Traversing the ridges and wading down the streams, he passed through seven national & forest parks en route. This is his personal quest, which became a major mission.
