Kaitlin B. Curtice
Biography
Kaitlin B. Curtice wrote Native, Living Resistance, and Everything Is a Story.
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Discipleship & Christian Education
“This is one of the best books I’ve ever read on healing and ancestral relationships, and if I could, I would give it to everyone I know. Pedagogy of the Ancestors is not a book that feeds only our minds; the wisdom and care in these pages should be dropped into our bodies like medicine so that we carry and live it out in our precious daily lives. Read these pages as ceremony, because that’s what Reyes is teaching us—how to find deep connection with ourselves, with God, with the ancestors who hold us, and with future generations preparing us to show up for them. This work is holy, and it’s exactly what we are made for.”
Women
“Idelette Mcvicker is a trusted healer, teacher, and friend, and this book proves that she’s not afraid of holding space for difficult conversations in a fiercely graceful way. This book is a beautiful, honest invitation to a better way of being human in which we embrace each other fully—I hope you’ll accept it.”
Christian Living
“Kat Armas does in Sacred Belonging exactly what she does best: leading us to tender and compelling questions while taking us on an inspired journey with the Sacred. Weaving stories of everyday life with thoughtful examinations of Scripture, Armas reminds us that our very lives are connected to the way we understand the Sacred around us and within us, which affects the way we treat one another and Mother Earth. Armas is a theological leader in fierce truth-telling and compelling story-sharing, and we should join her on this journey to reimagine what belonging could be.”
World Religions
“Once again, Bishop Steven Charleston shows us the elder and teacher that he has always been by inviting us into a deep and sacred journey within ourselves. Every page of this book contains rich truths about who we are as humans, guiding us into histories of migration and the lessons we learn along the way on our own journeys. His words are a gift, and I hope you will receive them and be inspired to walk the world around you with deep hope and a commitment to care, kinship, and imagination.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Please read this book. It will help you heal wounds and remind you that you aren't alone. Jessica Kantrowitz has given us a very precious gift--may we accept the invitation to receive it.”
The Magic of Knowing What You Want
Christian Living
“It is not easy to figure out exactly what we want in life, but in this beautiful, tender guide, Tracey Gee helps us do just that. With soulful stories, grounding questions, and a realistic framework for how to move toward figuring out what we want (and truly need), Gee reminds us that figuring out our desires in this world is essential to helping make it a better one. This book is meant to journey alongside you, so I hope you take notes, write in the margins, and lean fully into the beautiful work found in these pages. No matter who you are, no matter what season of life you find yourself in, this book can help you ask the questions you’ve been waiting to ask—while finding the courage to explore the magic that shows up along the way.”
Christian Living
“In The Matter of Little Losses, we are gently tended to and carried through the various ways grief affects us. Rachel Marie Kang draws on stories, art, and the power of our connections to remind us that our grief matters and that we are not alone in it. As you journey through your own losses, Kang’s poetry, thoughtful reflections, and story weaving will guide you along the way. I am so grateful for this book.”
The Myth of the American Dream
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“D. L. Mayfield is a fierce truth-teller, and The Myth of the American Dream is proof of that. This book confronts us with the demons of white supremacy, our own demons, and asks what we're going to do about them. This book reminds us that our lives are more than our own and that we are required to ask how to be better partners to one another in community. This is a book the white American church needs right now.”
World Religions
“If you have ever felt disconnected from your body and wanted to find the way home to yourself, please read this book. McBride’s insights are a gift to us—through tender stories and valuable expertise, we learn the importance of embodiment and what it means to be human. I believe this book can lead us all toward healing.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“When God Became White is an incredibly comprehensive yet personal and intimate look at the history of whiteness in the church and an excellent example of the power that shows up when silenced voices are heard and held with care. This book is an absolute must-read for all who call themselves Christians today, as the story of Christianity is inexplicably tied up with colonialism, racism, whiteness, and oppression. Grace Ji-Sun Kim is a wise teacher and thoughtful theologian, helping us understand the unjust world that we've created and the steps we can take to heal together. Buy this book and let it guide you toward a better world in which we know and embody the truth that God is love.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Jason Miller-Villegas writes with tender clarity and fierce wisdom, drawing for us a deep and enduring vision for the future of the church. We need to hold room for real grief in institutional church spaces, and When Methods Die helps us do that through the lens of deep hope. This book is about facing death as a transition to life and honoring the power of resurrection in a hurting world. I highly recommend it!”
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