Amy Reumann

Food Theology

Theology

“In a world of spiritual and physical hunger, Food Theology invites readers to ground their relationships in God's abundance through theology and practices that connect faith and food. Themes include God as a generous host, cooking as a community endeavor, shared meals as a foundation for shared lives, and faith-rooted witness to end hunger. This volume is a guide that will enrich family and congregational gatherings, offering recipes for daily bread to sustain body and spirit.”

The Everyday Advocate

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Ross Murray has poured a lifetime of faith-inspired justice experience into this handbook for new and seasoned advocates. He offers practical guidance that demystifies advocacy and promotes it as an expression of Christian vocation that includes strategies, insights, and action steps. His personal stories of growth as a Christian and as an advocate invite others to take the first step or to deepen their practice. Ross emphasizes the relational nature of advocacy, encouraging the reader to connect to communities of suffering and join communities of action to inform and drive their public witness.”

They Are Us, Second Edition

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Faith communities are familiar with God's call to 'welcome the stranger.' The authors direct the church back to its ancient first love of accompanying strangers in the name of Christ and seeking justice on their behalf, as an inspiration and guide to orient the church's ministry today.”