Donna Schaper

Images of Light

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Color is the way this writer gets to God. She loves yellow sometimes more than blue, blue sometimes more than yellow, and art as much as God. Read this book and you will find your way toward much color, art, and even a little God.”

Jesus on Main Street

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Finally, someone has written a book about community economic development and what it has to do with Jesus. No matter how many people count the Bible passages that relate to economy writ large (80 percent at least), lots of people still think that Jesus lives in the privacy of our heart instead of in the markets on Main Street. Jesus lives in both places and does so queerly. Jesus dislikes binaries and likes to bring folks together, which is what David’s book, Jesus on Main Street, does. It makes a space in the market for Jesus.”

Jewish and Christian Views on Bodily Pleasure

World Religions

Foreword

(wrote a foreword)

Solomon's Success

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Here, the subject of leadership is animated by an important leader: Solomon from Scripture and a Samuel from the trenches come alive in wisdom, work, worship and witness. A must for any feet of clay pastor who also wants to be a leader.”

Weathering the Storm

Christian Living

“Some people get stuck in a spiritual or political or personal traffic jam and start whining. Others start planning alternative routes. Still others make good use of the down time. Tracy’s book helps you become a back roads, thoughtful, spirit-full, anywhere, any time kind of person.”

Wisdom’s Daughters

Women

“Wisdom's Daughters circles women around Jesus in a way that praises him and elevates them. From many corners of neglect, these wise women come, and each distinctly finds a room of her own in Jesus's mansion. Readers of this book will be wiser about Jesus and the women who loved him.”

Wrestling with Angels

History & Biography

“In this book, Father Paul collects and completes the story of a powerful and godly life. If you want to figure out how you really want to be when you grow up, Father Paul Mayer could be your mentor. He is in heaven now, probably organizing for something. This book is the work of the many who loved him into writing and being. At least you can still get to know him.”