Kate H. Rademacher
Biography
Kate H. Rademacher wrote Reclaiming Rest.
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Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“Many of us feel comfortable using labels like, 'teacher,' 'healer,' 'artist,' or 'activist' to describe ourselves. Yet how many of us would feel comfortable using the term 'mystic' when describing our spiritual lives? In response, Carl McColman makes a compelling case for why more of us should claim and embrace the mystical path. Not only does McColman explore how we can do this, he provides the encouragement and wisdom we need to get started - or to go deeper - on this journey.”
Women
“Dr. Leah Katz offers a definition of gutsiness that includes both strength and vulnerability, self-awareness and courage. In Gutsy, Katz shares her own experiences and reflections along with concrete suggestions grounded in evidence-based practices. This book provides encouragement and guidance for anyone trying to live a braver, bolder, more embodied, and compassionate life.”
Suicide and the Communion of Saints
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Like many people, my family and faith community have been affected by suicide. This book is an invaluable resource for those who have questions about the theological implications of suicide, including the role of sin and grace. I strongly recommend this book to anyone—including clergy and lay leaders—as essential reading as we continue to seek a faith-based response to the growing epidemic of suicide both within the US and around the world.”
“Calling all dreamers! In this compelling, beautifully written book, dream researcher Dr. Kelly Bulkeley makes a persuasive argument that dreaming can be cultivated as an intentional spiritual practice. In addition, dreaming is essential for leadership; if we want lives that are Spirit-led and Spirit-filled, we must listen closely to the language of our dreams. This book weaves together cutting-edge evidence, ancient wisdom from faith traditions, and practical techniques that readers can utilize in everyday life. This book has offered me deeper understanding and a renewed commitment to take my dreams seriously!”
Christian Living
“This book is a gift! Kathy Izard is a wise and gentle guide in the journey of listening for the still, small voice in our everyday lives. She shares inspiring stories of people who learned to trust this whisper, and how we can each do the same as we make decisions about where to spend our time, energy, and resources. In particular, this book powerfully demonstrates how, together, we can connect the God Dots to help heal our broken world. We all need to hear this message, and I am grateful for the author’s leadership and vision.”
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