I recommend this book for anyone who is beginning to explore the work of justice in their respective communities, particularly for white Christians.
Peter TeWinkleSeptember 8, 2021
In the small hours, you drift along on your raft of felled palms, weightless between black fathoms above and below.
Jennifer MaierSeptember 7, 2021
Along the way, she stops from time to time, to draw a penny from its woolen sack; as if to plant the earth with what's sublime she'll press it down within a sidewalk crack.
James Matthew WilsonAugust 31, 2021
One big hand sets the phonograph's fine needle into the groove and flips the broken switch, until some secret part at last turns on.
James Matthew WilsonAugust 31, 2021
I consider Du Mez’s book essential reading for both my evangelical friends who want to reclaim the roots of their faith tradition and for my progressive friends who want to address the militant white patriarchy that continues to assert its power in our society.
Dustyn Elizabeth KeepersAugust 25, 2021
It is the human vocation to discover the extraordinary in the ordinary.
Marci Rae JohnsonAugust 24, 2021
The sky's so thick with gray not even the faintest shape of cloud shows through.
Marci Rae JohnsonAugust 24, 2021
All of us who treasure Christian liberal arts education, not just Hope alumni, students, and faculty, will find this book a resource.
Larry AlderinkAugust 19, 2021