HyeRan Kim-Cragg

Biography

HyeRan Kim-Cragg wrote Interdependence, co-wrote What Does the Bible Say? with Mary Ann Beavis, and co-edited Reading In-Between with Alison Hari-Singh and Néstor Medina.

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A Gospel for All Ages

Preaching & Worship

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Becoming Human

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“He makes a convincing case that racialization deprives humanity of the possibility of being human together, an approach to human life he views as a theological imperative and a spiritual discipline. This is an inspiring read and highly recommended!”

Digital Homiletics

Preaching & Worship

“Sunggu Yang's Digital Homiletics is timely, theologically grounded, and helpfully practical. Readers will be pleasantly surprised by the usefulness of this book. For those who are delivering their sermons both in person and online, this book affirms their groundbreaking ministry and provides insights into how it can be done faithfully. It is a handy resource for any preacher who strives for effective preaching in the context of the digital age!”

Lament-Driven Preaching

Preaching & Worship

“In Lament-Driven Preaching, Eliana Ku names suffering with blunt, unvarnished honesty. Her proclamatory offering is a courageous call to confront the painful events, relationships, and conditions that cause us to lament. She does not shy away from the inscrutable mysteries of suffering but does her best to come to terms with them biblically, theologically, and homiletically. Ku ultimately invites readers to step out in an intimate dance of hope whose choreographer is no other than the God of love.”

People of Faith, People of Jeong (Qing)

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Uniquely Canadian and yet speaking a language of faith that resonates with many immigrant Christian communities across the globe, this book explores insightful ways how churches in Canada offer a spiritual home for Asian diaspora communities as they cultivate the Christian ethic of serving others and affirm their distinct hybrid and diverse linguistic identities.”