Daniel P. Horan

A Gathering of Larks

History & Biography

“The poetry of these letters will speak to the hearts of all those inspired by the life and model of Francis of Assisi. Perfect for meditation and prayer, Abigail Carroll's reflections offer a creative approach to spiritual renewal in our otherwise busy, technological, loud world.”

Community as Church, Church as Community

Church Leadership & Ministry

“In an age of institutional skepticism, social and ecclesial polarization, and religious disaffiliation, we need a renewed ecclesiology that responds to the ‘signs of our times.’ Community as Church provides us with exactly this kind of theological resource. Plekon’s depth of knowledge and facility with key Christian sources brings a robust academic grounding to a timely pastoral challenge. This is a book that should be read by scholars and pastors alike.”

Does God Love the Coronavirus?

Theology

“If God loves all creation, and viruses are part of the created world, does God love the coronavirus? Informed by the Christian theological tradition and drawing from personal experiences and reflections, Bevans and Sedmak invite us to join their intimate exploration of this question and all that it implies. The end goal is to find firm grounding for hope in a world of grace that must also confront the reality of tragedy and suffering. This is an exceptionally timely book.”

In the House of Rising Sounds

Christian Living

“At once personal, universal, creative, engaging, and inspiring, Stephen Copeland’s In the House of Rising Sounds invites readers into a space of introspection and spiritual discernment. Copeland is a gifted writer who brings stories of faith, creativity, and connection to life by interweaving spiritual classics with contemporary experience.”

Ministry Matters

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Once again, Michael Plekon does not disappoint! Ministry Matters not only turns a much-needed spotlight on the important and life-giving relationship between pastoral ministry and theological reflection, but it also introduces readers to a range of inspiring pastor-theologians. Their experiences shed light on the needs of the people of God today. This book is a must-read for the ordained and a great read for everyone else.”

Remembering the Forgotten Merton

History & Biography

“This well-researched and engaging book provides readers with an extraordinary glimpse into the short life of John Paul Merton, the younger brother of the renowned spiritual writer and Trappist monk Thomas Merton. Not only does William J. Meegan shine a light on the ‘forgotten Merton,’ giving the younger brother his own due, but this book also provides new insight and context for understanding the childhood and early adult years of his famous older brother. I highly recommend this book.”