Graham Buxton

Atonement at Ground Zero

Theology

“Atonement at Ground Zero is a gift of the Spirit. McNichol's imaginative narrative of the experiences and impressions of those who stood at ground zero wraps itself around you, unlocking cages and drawing you into the very heart of the atonement event. I couldn't put the book down. In the diversity of emotions, longings, and fears that shape the narrative, we see ourselves, and are drawn into worship as we realize afresh that Jesus died for us.”

Beating the Bounds

Theology

“Beating the Bounds is an impressive and imaginatively constructed study of orthodoxy and heresy in the worldwide Anglican Communion. Sidney Green tackles controversial issues relating to ecclesiastical authority with elegance, clarity, and theological acumen, drawing not only from his wide experience as an Anglican minister, but also from his own musical background. His original framework of a symphonic structure--complete with a jazz coda--makes this an extremely readable book. I recommend it highly.”

The Healing Spirit

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Leo Stossich’s timely book explores the active role that local churches can—and do—play as safe environments where survivors feel able to disclose their pain and find emotional support. In this eminently readable book, Stossich’s pastoral compassion shines through.”

Wise Church

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Wise Church is a wise book. It is wise because it embodies in words the wisdom culture it promotes. It is wise because its practical contents have to do with how churches are called to live life. It is wise because it portrays wisdom as a trinitarian virtue: God-activated, Spirit-inspired, Christ-shaped. And it is wise because the exceptionally rich variety of topics are presented by its thirteen contributors with pastoral grace . . . and wisdom.”