Christine J. Hong

Doing Theological Double Dutch

Discipleship & Christian Education

“Lakisha Lockhart-Rusch’s book weaves together womanist wisdom for play meant to nourish educators everywhere. Lockhart-Rusch skillfully shows educators what healing and inclusive play looks and feels like for spiritual communities bold enough to try. She invites readers to appreciate play through a womanist lens in ways that will transform their movement in the world.”

God Beyond Borders

World Religions

“Kujawa-Holbrook's God Beyond Borders is timely and accessible, a must for those desiring a strong foundation in interreligious learning. The book is filled with insightful histories and contemporary resources. The reader walks away with a richer understanding of interreligious learning's capacity for ending religious conflict and violence. Religious educators in seminaries and congregations, as well as organizations, will welcome this volume as a rigorous and practical resource.”

Pedagogy of the Ancestors

Discipleship & Christian Education

“Reyes’s Pedagogy of the Ancestors asks us to recalibrate our lives to ancestral time, to ‘the speed of love.’ As a practice of tending the cosmos and the soul, he invites us to embrace our generational and relational tethers to people and land, to teach and learn in all directions, so that all of us might one day heal and be well. Reyes nourishes the reader with personal memories and stories, and from that tending, long-buried stories of our own begin to surface and bloom. In a time when we are watching a world burn, it returns us to hope and to the work of becoming good ancestors.”