Helen Rhee
Biography
Helen Rhee has served as professor of the history of Christianity in religious studies at Westmont College and as associate pastor of the Free Methodist Church of Santa Barbara in Santa Barbara, California. Rhee wrote Illness, Pain, and Health Care in Early Christianity (2022) and edited Wealth and Poverty in Early Christianity (2017).
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Christian Women in the Patristic World
Theology
“Cohick and Hughes bring a welcome gift to patristic scholarship and to the classroom. Theologically nuanced, historically informed, contextually careful, and delightfully written, this book will both enlighten and challenge readers, scholars, and students alike.”
History & Biography
“Harbor for the Poor highlights the missional character of almsgiving in John Chrysostom's writings with theological sensitivity, ecclesial vision, and pastoral spirit.”
Christian Living
“In this accessible and salient volume, James and Jennifer Taylor invite the readers to know God better in our day-to-day life by taking up a soul pilgrimage. Based on the insights from their physical pilgrimage, this rich spiritual guide shows the soul pilgrimage to be the transforming journey of fulfilling the great commandments of loving God and our neighbors. ‘Take up and read.’”
Theology
“With conciseness, clarity and proper nuance, James Papandrea offers an excellent primer on the developing Christologies of the second century and shows their practical significance and implications on soteriology and anthropology.”
The Gospel according to Heretics
Theology
“This volume is a thoughtful and refreshing contribution to both academia and the church. Avoiding sensationalism, skepticism, and subjectivism, Wilhite carefully reinterprets heresy and orthodoxy with theological nuance, historical acumen, and ecclesial sensitivity. I commend this insightful and accessible book to scholars and students alike as readers are invited to search for the gospel according to orthodoxy, rooted in the grace of Christ, through the gospel according to heresy.”
World Religions
“Clear and accessible but also thoughtful and nuanced, this fourth edition is a welcome arrival for both students and teachers of church history. I heartily recommend this book to all readers looking for a succinct, approachable, and still substantial treatment of church history. This book will not only inform but also form readers with the kinds of questions and answers it raises and provides.”
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Illness, Pain, and Health Care in Early Christianity
History & Biography
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