Edee Schulze

Cultivating Mentors

Discipleship & Christian Education

“Scripture is replete with commands of cherishing ancient wisdom, living under truth, and teaching it to the next generations. Mentoring colleagues and students in higher education is one way to obey these commands in our vocation. The voices in this volume helps us be faithful in the good work of mentoring, from generation to generation. May the words herein provide instruction and inspiration to be faithful stewards of such a trust.”

Giving a Voice to the Voiceless

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Christopher Yuan's research and recommendations come at an important time for those of us who serve in Christian higher education. What we have heard anecdotally and directly from LGBT students is confirmed by his research but more importantly his insights and recommendations provide tangible "next steps" so all students can thrive and live well in our campus communities. Thanks Christopher for your thoughtful help with our students who face challenging realities related to their sexuality.”

Hush

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“For those who are searching for hope and help, Nicole gently leads them to the only true Source of Healing, the Lord Jesus Christ. Her life story and the message of this book accentuate how someone's courage, honesty, forgiveness, and trust--as well as counseling and close relationships--all have their place along the journey. Nicole uses her story and the accounts of others she has met along the way to weave together insights of how God reaches into places where the deepest, darkest secrets are hidden and says, "You no longer have to hush." This is a well-balanced and sensitively written resource for survivors and those who want to help them.”

Walking with Jesus on Campus

Christian Living

“Steve Kellough knows what he is talking about! As a chaplain and spiritual guide for twenty-five years at Wheaton College, he is well familiar with the issues and concerns of college students. In this volume, Steve provides godly wisdom on timely topics using real-life examples and pertinent reflection questions. While at Wheaton, the students affectionately called him 'Chappy K' because they had real respect for him, felt comfortable in his presence, and trusted him as a mentor. So pull up a chair and sit under 'Chappy K's' counsel—for the first time or once again. You will be consoled, encouraged, and challenged in your journey as an apprentice of Jesus.”