Kaitlin B. Curtice
Biography
Kaitlin B. Curtice wrote Native, Living Resistance, and Everything Is a Story.
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Women
“We need more brave storytellers in this world, and Aurelia Pratt is one of them. Her words are a gift to Brown women, to remember that you are not alone, and a gift to white folks, to remember that creating a better world requires the work of us all.”
Theology
“In A Whole Life in Twelve Movies, Norris and Higgins do what they do so well: weave together stories and commentary that remind us what it means to be human, to long for love and connection, and to search the world around us for moments of kinship as we carry grief, joy, healing, and longing inside our own hearts. Art is powerful, and in the pages of this book you’ll find an incredible guide into one of the most effective forms of art—film—to explore our connection to ourselves, spirituality, and one another. Whether you’re an avid movie watcher or hoping to dive into these films for the first time, please read this book and let it lead you into curiosity and wonder. You’ll be so glad you did.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“All Who Are Weary is a beautifully and gently written companion to those who journey with mental illness and a guide to help us all love one another better. No matter who you are or where you are on the journey, I hope you'll get this book and allow Emmy Kegler's powerful words to come alongside you.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“" Bad Indians Book Club is full of good medicine--challenging us to ask questions and bringing us home to ourselves. As Patty Krawec guides us into the deep wisdom wells of many people who journey in kinship, we consider how to hold the curiosity of care and stories, and what it means to imagine and create a future that integrates all our stories into a web of healing. Please buy this book, and celebrate the power of story in a weary yet flourishing world.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“A must-read for those working toward understanding and dismantling colonization. Patty Krawec reminds us what it means to come home to ourselves, this earth, and one another, and invites us to ask the beautiful, difficult questions that will help us reclaim that belonging.”
“As we hope to enter intentionally into a healing relationship with the earth, Woodley's stories and reminders can inspire us to get there.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“It takes so much courage to tell a story that goes against the norms of society, marriage, or faith. In fact, the stories that bring us the most pain are the ones we are sure we shouldn’t tell—until we do, and we realize that we aren’t alone, and that in telling our story we are helping someone else tell theirs. In Courageous Divorce, Alisha Roth creates both a practical guide and powerful invitation into deeper faith, and what I think women will get from this book is freedom—freedom to look at their own stories, freedom to trust their voices and their gut, and freedom to make decisions that are difficult if it means they are taken care of. Alisha will take your hand as you read the very first page of this book, and she will hold it all the way through, until you find the path home to yourself. What a gift.”
“This book drew me in right away because it's about our sacred human journey. What does it mean to cry? What does it mean to come home to ourselves in a culture that teaches us to disconnect from our very souls? Cry, Baby is a guide to embodiment, full of rich stories and important questions about how we exist in this world and what it takes, not just to notice and name our grief, but to move through it and allow it to change us. This is a book about reclaiming our sacred humanity through our sacred tears, and healing ourselves, one another, and Mother Earth along the way. What a gift Benjamin Perry has given us; I hope you'll accept it.”
Women
“Kelley Nikondeha fiercely embodies the work of loving solidarity, and this book is proof of that reality. So many of the women mentioned in this book have been forgotten, our own eyes tainted by patriarchy. Kelley invites us to look deeper, and her words give me renewed hope in what has been covered up again and again by empire—the enduring power of defiant, feminine resistance. Buy this book, and be renewed by the power of story and the fire of fierce love.”
Embracing the Old Witch in the Woods
Women
“We live in a powerful time in which we need books that remind us of the ancestral, deeply spiritual power that women hold. This book reminds us of that power, and embraces the complexity of what healing might look like. In these pages, Angela Herrington dives deep into the patriarchal traps we've fallen into and gives rich steps for us to take in order to rediscover and celebrate the sacred feminine in our lives today. The stories and steps toward empowerment in this book can be life-saving for someone looking to live beyond the toxic power of patriarchy and live into the magic that women hold.”
Feminist Prayers for My Daughter
World Religions
“Shannon Evans has written a beautiful book of feminist prayers that are full of care, authenticity, and nuance—clear and gentle guidance for parents and children alike. The words and images in these pages will be a balm for many, reminding us that Sacred Mystery is always beckoning us home.”
Christian Living
“For anyone who has a traumatic relationship to the often-toxic institution that is American Christianity, Holy Runaways is a book that will hold your hand and remind you that you aren't alone. The stories and wisdom in this book will help us come home to ourselves and recognize that God (or The Sacred) was here all along.”
Christian Living
“Amena Brown is a brilliant woman who understanding the human condition. As a pastor, I appreciate how she captures the complexities of our humanity. As an artist, I am captured by her imagination and humor. This book is like a counseling session that is part fresh air, part whooping’. Rev. Sandra Maria Van Opstal, executive pastor of Grace and Peace Community and author of The Next Worship Stories—the sweat and blood and joy of life—are what bring us to the table with each other. Amena Brown lives this reality and invites us to remember our own stories, our own songs, in this beautiful life-soundtrack of a book. Read it, and through the raw and honest stories of Amena Brown’s life, you’ll begin to sing the songs of God over your own life, over your own story, over your own journey.”
“Edith and Randy Woodley's passion and persistence to create spaces of community and care are inspiring. A blend of storytelling, theology, and guidance harvested directly through Indigenous wisdom, Journey to Eloheh reminds us to stay true to the path of kinship and belonging, and to never give up on justice and peacemaking in the world. I highly recommend this book for anyone who is searching for a way to be a better relative on this earth or to fight for a better reality for future generations. This book will help you get there.”
Christian Living
“Ladder to the Light isn't a book to be read once and put aside, but one that should be read again and again, becoming part of our human journey. I highly recommend this book for all who are searching for a better way of belonging.”
“This book drew me in right away because it's about our sacred human journey. What does it mean to cry? What does it mean to come home to ourselves in a culture that teaches us to disconnect from our very souls? Cry, Baby is a guide to embodiment, full of rich stories and important questions about how we exist in this world and what it takes, not just to notice and name our grief, but to move through it and allow it to change us. This is a book about reclaiming our sacred humanity through our sacred tears, and healing ourselves, one another, and Mother Earth along the way. What a gift Benjamin Perry has given us; I hope you'll accept it.”
Science & Faith
“Paul Wallace writes on the difficult topics of faith and science with wit, ease, and a good dose of entertaining stories. If you're a person who wrestles with the big questions of the world, this book will remind you that you're not alone and that love is always the force that guides us home. Love and Quasars is a must-read, and Paul Wallace is a leading voice we need to hear in the Christian faith as we navigate our way through these difficult questions of how faith and science coexist in our world.”
Christian Living
“Othered is a tender and honest love letter to those on the margins of Western, white Christianity, a reminder that we are not alone and that our journey matters. We need more books that speak truth to power and proclaim stories of advocacy and care for those who are again and again cast as ‘others’ by the church. This book is for those of us who are ‘of multitudes,’ looking to belong in a world that practices violence and oppression in the name of God again and again, and Jenai Auman is a caring and gentle guide, leading us through the pain and onto paths of hope and healing. I pray that church leaders will read this book and learn from the stories in it, and that those who are ‘othered’ by all kinds of institutions will find solidarity and kinship in these pages.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“En Para subir hay que bajar, Marlena nos recuerda que nosotros servimos bien al mundo cuando estamos vacíos. A través de historias poderosas y preguntas profundas para pensar, ella nos pide que consideremos lo que significa seguir a un Jesús que a menudo hace lo que menos esperamos—que sirve y ama en una manera que vuelve todo boca arriba. Estoy agradecida por su voz en este mundo.”
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