Jennifer Harvey

Cry, Baby

“In gorgeous prose, Benjamin Perry circumvents and undoes the typical binaries that juxtapose personal and political, grief and joy, biology and sociology. He shows how all of these are contained in the vulnerable authenticity of tears. I cried a lot before this book. Now that I've read it, I'm going to cry a heck of a lot more.”

Introduction to Christian Ethics

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In a moment when the public meaning of Christianity and Christian moral responsibility couldn’t be more contested comes this excellent text by Ellen Ott Marshall. Introduction to Christian Ethics brings us on a journey of careful critical thinking rooted in clear methodology so we may engage the urgent collective question “how do we live the good life in the midst of conflict?” Marshall doesn’t merely ensure her readers take seriously tradition, reason, texts and contexts; she also demonstrates that our engagement of such must include critique and reconstruction for the sake of justice and social transformation. She ably demonstrates how these are part of the social-ethical mission at the heart of the Christian tradition. I am eager to use this work with my own students and excited about what it will enable them to go forth and be and do in the world.”

Learning to Cry

“In gorgeous prose, Benjamin Perry circumvents and undoes the typical binaries that juxtapose personal and political, grief and joy, biology and sociology. He shows how all of these are contained in the vulnerable authenticity of tears. I cried a lot before this book. Now that I've read it, I'm going to cry a heck of a lot more.”

Resurrecting Church

Church Leadership & Ministry

“A church of the both/and, an intersectional church, a congregation like one of only ten others out of 9,900--in this fascinating book of individual and collective sojourn, John Cleghorn tells us an unexpected story of hope and imagination. For those many of us wondering about the future of the church--or whether it has one-- Resurrecting Church offers a vision of what it can mean to hold together diversity and justice. A necessary witness as we navigate days in which we are constantly challenged to give up both. I'm grateful.”

Sex, Tech, and Faith

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“This is a courageous book. A necessary book. An eye-opening book. A beautiful book. With characteristic unflinching willingness to speak and teach directly about what so few of us will, Kate Ott has provided a map for Christian faith communities to navigate the complex terrain of bodies interacting with technology interacting with bodies.”