Discover Jane’s five published books
Too Soon, a mother’s journey through miscarriage was written out of the author’s experience of recurrent miscarriages. Losing a baby in pregnancy is devastating, and it can be hard to know where to turn for help. Divided into manageable daily chapters, this book aims to offer support and comfort where it’s so desperately needed.
This beautifully produced book contains prayers, thought-provoking reflections, poetry and insights into Bible characters all around the theme of creativity. Written for hobbyists and paid professionals alike, work-playing in every genre, it encourages an honest, open-handed, and open-hearted approach, in order that all we produce and all we become from our creative toil may being glory to God.
Jane has been leading writing retreats since 2019 and is passionate about how vital they are for the developing writer. However, recognising that not everyone has the opportunities or funds to go on a retreat, she has produced the next best thing: a resource to enable anyone to conduct their own retreat at any time and in any place.
Laid out as 8 weekend plans, packed with tips, techniques and inspiration, you can either follow the complete weekend schedule or dip into the pages whenever you want a prompt or some motivation.
Check out the Amazon link for sample pages.
Written alongside her husband, Roy Lincoln, this brand new resource contains study and discussion material on 18 topics within the biblical book of Ephesians. It’s the ideal follow-on material for an ‘introduction to Christianity’ course. Each study topic has a personal response section to be used in between sessions.
A gentle book ideal for anyone going through a tough time, or who wishes to support someone who is.
The book cover blurb says: It’s tough living in a culture where strength and resilience are prized, and where it’s shameful and embarrassing to admit we are anything other than ‘fine’. Drawing on her own life experiences, which include loss and bereavement, Jane Walters compassionately addresses the issues which weaken us, offering safe space to process them in the light of scripture. Through biblical examples she demonstrates how weakness is the perfect starting point for God to step in and help us. Thought-provoking daily chapters, with questions and reflections, encourage us, individually or in groups, to seek after God and find his strength.
Written alongside her husband, Roy Lincoln, this brand new resource contains study and discussion material on 18 topics within the biblical book of Ephesians. It’s the ideal follow-on material for an ‘introduction to Christianity’ course. Each study topic has a personal response section to be used in between sessions.