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Reflections on urgent theological issues by established and emerging scholars across the Anglican Communion.

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Reflections on urgent theological issues by established and emerging scholars across the Anglican Communion.

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A deep exploration of how Eleanor Roosevelt's Christian faith led her to become one of the most well-known and praised humanitarians.

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With congregations shrinking, and polarized by political and theological differences, is there any hope An expert on congregational life offers road-tested strategies for rebuilding trust and community within congregations.

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Explores a parallel between neoliberalisms cultural anti-institutionalism and recent pneumatological changes to conceive of a Spirit that support institutions as key organizations for combatting global injustice.

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Concise and accessible introduction to the Quaker tradition and how its history, tenets, spirituality, and practices apply to current social and justice issues.

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Leading contemporary Episcopal theologians, both established figures and emerging voices, share the foundation of theology from their unique perspectives.

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Identifies the faultlines and tensions that exist within the contemporary Anglican Church. Helps Anglicans understand their own complex religious institution and illuminate it for outsiders as well.

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Interweaves the author's own personal experience with Yarrabah and other Queensland Aboriginal communities along with the voices of Aboriginal people, missionaries, and those who sat in the pews and on subcommittees and Boards in the cities. This title presents the historical influences of missions in shaping Christianity in Aboriginal Australia.

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This gorgeous photographic study of modern Amish life offers a sensitive but realistic look at contemporary Amish experience and culture. With stunning color pictures, it covers both Amish and Old Order Mennonites--the only two groups of Americans who still travel by horse and buggy.

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These days many evangelicals are exploring the more sacramental, liturgical, and historically-conscious church traditions, including Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy. In What it Means to Be Protestant, Gavin Ortlund draws from historical Protestant texts to defend Protestantism against the objections and caricatures often leveled against it.

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Activist Episcopal priest offers a comprehensive history of the valiant push toward inclusivity and equality for LGBTQ+ members of the Episcopal Church during the past fifty years.

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This book traces Dr. Jeungs remarkable life and ministry among the poor in the slums of East Oakland. Despite their impoverished conditions, Jeung and the community discovered the Kingdom of God in new and powerful ways, as well as how Jesus speaks to Christian exiles.

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In Awakening the Evangelical Mind, Owen Strachan provides an accessible historical survey of neo-evangelicalism, tracing the rise of a movement that would change the American church in profound ways that are still felt today.

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In the Protestant tradition, individuals have direct access to God without the mediation of priests or institutions to establish boundaries. The 'dangerous idea' is that there is no authority apart from the Bible - yet the Bible is open to many diverse interpretations. This title brings together the movements and personalities that shaped history.

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Wasnt there another way to save humanity Popular bible teacher Randy Clark shows why it was necessary for Gods only Son to become the perfect sacrifice.