Joyce Hollyday

How Far Is Heaven?

Christian Living

“Ronnie McBrayer writes with wisdom, passion, and humor. He punctuates his theological insights with lively stories, bringing into contemporary focus the parables and the biblical good news. This book is a compelling invitation to readers to discern the heart of their belief--and to act boldly on their convictions.”

In the Land of the Living

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“Rare is the writer who shines as prophet, pastor, preacher, and poet. With eloquence, Ken Sehested covers all this ground, and then some. He draws his readers into an imaginative dance with both hard-hitting truth and gentle whimsy. This book of litanies is a poignant and powerful invitation to hope.”

In the Land of the Willing

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“At Circle of Mercy, the ecumenical congregation that I cofounded a dozen years ago with Ken Sehested and his life partner, Nancy Hastings Sehested, we have the extraordinary gift every Sunday of beginning our worship with a call to worship created by Ken. I'm thrilled that he is making this blessing widely available through this volume of litanies, prayers, and hymns. Our aching world needs more of such stunning and eloquent expressions of confession, conviction, and celebration.”

The Sandbox Revolution

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“This book is a must-read for anyone who has ever held a child and ached over the state of our world and its future. As we face the collapse of social systems and the environment itself, The Sandbox Revolution is a sacred promise that hope and imagination still thrive.”

The Word on the Street

“This volume gives us theology that is both responsible and responsive. With inspiration and grace, Saunders and Campbell show us that when faith hits the streets, it takes on unjust systems and transforms human hearts.”

Where Are They Going?

Fiction

“Stan Dotson uses the word ‘magic’ more than once in Where Are They Going? to describe phenomenal encounters and occurrences. The term can be applied to the creative work he has accomplished in this beautiful book. With ancestral history as warp and current Cuban reality as weft, he has woven a unique and compelling lyrical tapestry. Dotson writes of being ‘captivated’ by Cuba’s people and culture, and through his eyes and heart, we too are drawn into the magic.”