Jenai Auman
Biography
Jenai Auman earned a bachelor's degree in behavioral health science and was pursuing a master's in spiritual formation at Northeastern Seminary. Auman wrote Othered (2024).
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Christian Living
“Across the centuries, the church has made a habit of shedding harmful practices with the hope of future flourishing. Michelle Van Loon’s wisdom helps us see this pattern and apply it to our own cultural moment. Downsizing encourages us to tend to the weeds overwhelming contemporary Christian faith so that the church can bloom again.”–”
Christian Living
“Honest, authentic, and compassionate, T. C. Moore gives voice to the deep rifts that preclude people from belonging in the American church today. Moore draws from the wisdom of his own forged-family story to encourage hospitality and extend hope to readers. His storytelling paints a picture to help all understand the radical, countercultural welcome of Jesus.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Resources made by and for people of color who are looking to grow in contemplative Christian practices are few and far between, but Made for PAX is an oasis in a spiritual desert. Their commitment to empowering and raising up voices as part of the global majority is a testament to their shalom-filled activism. The Made for PAX Bible Study Series is a thoughtful resource for folks who are passionate about fostering the flourishing of all.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Resources made by and for people of color who are looking to grow in contemplative Christian practices are few and far between, but Made for PAX is an oasis in a spiritual desert. Their commitment to empowering and raising up voices as part of the global majority is a testament to their shalom-filled activism. The Made for PAX Bible Studies are thoughtful resources for folks who are passionate about fostering the flourishing of all.”
History & Biography
“Beautiful, tragic, hopeful, and real. Rift is a heartbreaking story told with breathtaking words. Cait West gives you a glimpse into her life and reveals how manipulative control can masquerade as Christian love. As I read, I shed tears with her and cheered for her. And when I reached the end, I felt freer having journeyed alongside her.”
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