Elizabeth Caldwell
100 Things Every Child Should Know before Confirmation
Discipleship & Christian Education
“Reflecting on experiences of teaching confirmation, Rebecca Kirkpatrick provides a helpful list of one hundred topics she believes to be essential knowledge. Each topic is then explored with invitations of how to enable this growth by planting, feeding, and watching growth in understanding and experience. This book is an excellent resource for pastors, educators, and parents, all those who want their children to grow in the life of faith.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“In a culture that can tear us apart with contempt and disdain of others, Jill Duffield offers a wise perspective. Her invitation is to consider how a ‘generosity of spirit’ can heal and connect us as we appreciate the good in each of us.”
Educating for Redemptive Community
Discipleship & Christian Education
“The fabric of faith that has been woven in the lives of Crain and Seymour is visible in the themes of these contributors--how belief transforms individuals and communities for living together with a public face of faith. These essays reveal a patchwork quilt of hope and challenge for all who seek to live in response to God's call.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Daub offers a well-written and thoughtful study that offers a unique approach to the season of Advent and lends itself to be read both individually and with a group discussion. Are you looking for a different way to think about the incarnation, God’s gift of Jesus to our world? Refresh your Advent with this engaging study of five themes in the Gospel of Mark.”
History & Biography
“John Helt brings the life and ministry of Lydia Hosto Niebuhr out of the shadows. This biography of her great influence both in her family and in the church is told with vivid examples. Anyone who is interested in the theological contributions of her sons and daughter should read this book and see how the seeds were planted within her family and nurtured with her tender and fierce care.”
Christian Living
“When reading about the fruit of the spirit, we often think about how we just don’t measure up to the expectations of love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. In this reflective book, Eugenia Gamble invites us to let go of measuring and instead to tend the garden of our souls. When carefully nurtured, this fruit reveals God’s image in us.”
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