Carolyn Muessig

Made in God’s Image

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Sumer Bingham Musick speaks with eloquent candor in her portrayal of the ultimate betrayal of a child’s innocence. Out of the wilderness of trauma and abuse, she delineates a resilient theology of forgiveness and belonging, offering a narrative of love that embraces the injured body making it whole. With the poetic beauty of Christian belief, she points to a way beyond the stillness of death to the light of personal resurrection and reminds trauma survivors that they are not alone.”

Newman in the Story of Philosophy

Philosophy

“Pratt Morris-Chapman, in his original study of John Henry Newman’s intellectual contribution, persuasively establishes that Newman, most readily recognized as a theologian and canonized saint, left another legacy as an influential philosopher both in his own time and in contemporary discourse.”