Mother Hunger: Book Review
"This book is not an easy read. At times it is heartbreaking, deeply convicting, and emotionally exhausting. Yet it is…
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Book Review: The One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot
A truly moving novel, one that will have you laughing and crying, thinking about your own life, and wondering about…
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Healing Journey: A Review of Luris: Memories of Dreams
Nielsen’s use of the labyrinth in a story about post-traumatic healing is compelling. It suggests that healing is not a…
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Four Banned Books Young Clergywomen Should Read
Unfortunately, not everyone loves books the way we do. Book bans are an increasing problem in the United States, and…
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Beyond the Cottage: Romance Recommendations for Clergy Women
At its best, romance is about so much more than escapism. These are books that make a way out of…
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What Good News Are You Living: A Review of The Gospel of Salome
Salome is not necessarily a character for us to emulate; instead, she is one who makes us think about what…
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Beyond the Stained Glass Ceiling
What can be lost in the conversation about the stained-glass ceiling is the use of silence as a tool of…
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Book Review: Grace Poured Out
Let’s go a different way this Lent, towards a well that is overflowing with abundant grace.
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“Remember Your Death:” A Timely and Timeless Lenten Devotional
Every human being, regardless of tradition or culture, will die. We cannot begin to understand the meanings of our lives…
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He Still Speaks: A Review of Calvin for the World
Calvin wasn’t perfect, but he was far more generous and wide-ranging in his thought than many of his modern champions…