Elizabeth W. Corrie

Drama Tweens

Children & Youth

“Turpin combines her practical wisdom . . . with knowledge gained from educational theory, biblical studies, and adolescent development to offer adults a way to invite young people into the adventure of joining our stories with God's story. . . . A refreshing resource for Sunday schools and youth groups.”

Dreamcare

Children & Youth

“David White brings into conversation the wise insights of Christian theologians with the deep questions of today's youth, modeling an innovative approach to ministry with young people. In so doing, he reminds us there is indeed a robust gospel the church can communicate, which invites young people--and all of us--into a life of meaning and purpose that participates in God's redeeming work in the world.”

Eyes of the Heart

Science & Faith

“Eyes of the Heart does something few other discussions of the 'faith vs. science' debate do: honor both the spiritual wisdom of a biblically rooted view of the cosmos and the intellectual rigor of the scientific method.”

Love

“How might we transform our deeply polarized society if those who count themselves as Christians . . . sought daily to become practitioners of ‘wise-love’ with everyone? Weems offers a path toward spiritual maturity that challenges complacent Christians across the theological and political spectrum. If taken seriously, it will lead to the healing we desperately need.”

Ministry with Youth on the Margins

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Brimming with the practical wisdom only a fusion of personal and professional experience can offer, this book is a must-read for any youth worker committed to a fully inclusive, welcoming youth ministry that honors the imago Dei in all of God's children. Not only does it offer detailed advice you can use immediately; it also invites you into a deeper theological understanding of why this advice matters—to God, to the church, and to our families.”

Youth Ministry After the Pandemic

Children & Youth

“By pulling together the growing body of African-centered scholarship with his own distinctive work in Kenya, Ndereba invites readers in the Global North to learn from youth ministry on a continent that is growing younger and more religiously diverse. More important, however, he invites readers in the Global South to seize this critical moment as an opportunity to develop more relevant, theologically grounded ministries with youth.”