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Jeremy K. Everett

Biography

Jeremy K. Everett founded the Texas Hunger Initiative and has served as its executive director. Everett previously served on the National Commission on Hunger and earned an MDiv from Baylor University. Everett wrote I Was Hungry (2019).

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Story Theology

Theology

“J. A. Kays is a master storyteller! Steadfast love, forgiveness, compassion—these are all themes Kays explores through creative storytelling in Story Theology. His literary prowess animates the virtues of our faith. I can imagine these stories being woven into sermons by preachers of all stripes for decades to come.”

The Science of the Good Samaritan

Christian Living

“When Jesus wanted to introduce folks to his way of life through neighbor love, he told a story that reflected his own time and place—the parable of the Good Samaritan. Emily Smith is a gifted storyteller who has found a compelling way to capture the heart of this story for our day. This book is a gift. Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, author of Reconstructing the Gospel and assistant director for partnerships and fellowships at Yale University’s Center for Public Theology and Public Policy A courageous Christian and brilliant scientist, Dr. Emily Smith is willing to tell us the truth, no matter the cost. She takes the reader on a powerful journey of Christian witness during a global pandemic that compels us toward solidarity with the poor, the hungry, and the sick as an expression of love for our neighbors. She is an expert on mercy and inspires us to be the same.”

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Cover of I Was Hungry

I Was Hungry

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

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