Alexandre Christoyannopoulos

Early Pentecostals on Nonviolence and Social Justice

History & Biography

“This edited collection brings together texts that illustrate how a significant number of early Pentecostals criticized instances of institutionalized violence and reflected on various themes surrounding social justice that are still familiar to twenty-first-century readers. These texts were often controversial, some of their assumptions are problematic and rather reactionary, but in the main they provoke necessary reflections for contemporary Christian communities. Presented together, they also constitute a valuable resource for those wishing to study the many writings of early Pentecostal on nonviolence.”

Second Tolstoy

“Hickey’s book takes Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount as seriously as Tolstoy did. By rigorously explaining Tolstoy’s interpretation and locating it firmly within the broader Christian tradition despite Tolstoy’s idiosyncrasies, it makes a compelling case for fellow Christians to live by the ethics of the Sermon. A must-read for those curious about Tolstoy’s religious and political writings, and especially for those interested in Christian ethics.”

To Right Every Wrong

History & Biography

“This book is classic Dave Andrews. . . . In it, Dave Andrews shares his thoughtful plea to follow Jesus . . . with a touching, reflective, extra personal touch. It is a great way to get to know Dave further—his life, his priorities, his struggles, and his mission—to live by the Christian anarchism he has been preaching. The numerous stories from his inspirational life are shared with confessional frankness, giving a vivid illustration of his efforts to take on the role of a modern prophet.”