Joyce Rupp

Feminist Prayers for My Daughter

World Religions

“Feminist Prayers for My Daughter is like coming into a harbor of hope. I have longed for a creative, robust voice like that of Shannon Evans. The prayers in this book are a treasure. Evans’s approach to divinity as lived in daily life will inspire and encourage women, both young and old, to pray and live as their freest, truest, and wisest selves.”

Friendship with Jesus

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“Dan Heavenor gives the reader a fresh and inviting way to engage with the companion of our soul. Friendship with Jesus draws us in, takes us deeper, moves us further, as we set our sights on reinvigorating this loving union with the one who travels with us on our journey of life.”

Jesus

“James Martin has a gift for captivating both the reader’s head and heart. What a joy to take this personal and fascinating pilgrimage with Fr. Martin, one that leads to a refreshing awareness and understanding of the beloved Carpenter from Nazareth. This book not only informs, it inspires.”

Pray This Way to Connect with God

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“Pray Like This to Connect with God contains valuable insights and practical applications gleaned from Hal Green’s lifelong dedication to spiritual growth. It is an essential resource filled with wisdom for anyone seeking depth and development in a relationship with the Holy One. Each page invites the reader to savor its treasury of insight and inspiration.”

Season of Promises

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“". . . full of inspiration and encouragement. In a season full of busyness which tends to starve the soul, this is a wonderful source of spiritual food.”

Seven Last Words

Christian Living

“An inspiring, spirit-srengthening resource for anyone bearing the weight of their own or another’s suffering. “James Martin’s compassion breathes through this book.”

The Practice of Finding

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“Holly Whitcomb’s book has enticed me to recognize and savor the plenitude in my life. Her wise reflections in The Practice of Finding provide soothing balm for both mind and heart. This is a great resource for every reader who has known suffering and yearns for a restoration of hope.”