Donald McCullough

I Love Mormons

Theology

“Dave Rowe not only loves Mormons, he understands that an essential requirement of love is truth telling. He writes candidly about the appeal and burdens of Mormonism, the differences between it and historic Christianity, and our often counterproductive attempts to share our faith with Latter-day Saints. This book should be required reading for all who know Mormons or will soon know Mormons—which is to say, almost everyone. It is written with clarity, practicality, and most of all charity.”

Rose Gray

Fiction

“Rose Gray puts you in a tension: you want to read quickly to discover how the story will unfold, but you also want to slow down to savor sentences and paragraphs. Tansy Chapman has an ability to create scenes, not by an overabundance of description but by an exact detail in the perfect place. And it’s clear she knows her characters and their world so deeply because she knows us deeply, knows what it means to be a flawed human held in the redemptive (if often painful) bonds of family and friendship. This is a work of generous wisdom, a gift to be cherished.”

Unspoken Wisdom

Christian Living

“It made me laugh, cry, and search my soul. Ray Anderson has given us many fine books. This one, I think, is the most beautiful of all.”