Kathy Escobar
Biography
Kathy Escobar wrote Practicing, A Weary World, and Turning Over Tables.
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Christian Living
“Layton Williams’s voice and experience are much-needed in our current political, theological, and cultural climate. Every day I have conversations with people who are longing to bridge deep divides but have few tools to draw from. Holy Disunity is exactly what the world needs right now! With practical wisdom, vulnerable insights, and excellent questions for reflection and discussion, Williams inspires and challenges us to live out a better way together.”
Christian Living
“So many of us know that the church is in desperate need of change. We need to regain our imaginations and bring dreams into reality. We need brave changemakers who are willing not only to shake the status quo, but be part of cultivating a better reflection of the Kingdom of God, here and now. I am thrilled to have material to pass on to other dreamers, collaborators, changemakers, and bridge-builders that will inspire, challenge, and encourage. We need this kind of hope.”
Arts & Literature
“Pages Called Holy is filled with prophetic poetry that will stir your soul and shake up the status quo. This collection of poems is filled with deep reflections about church, theology, justice, and living out our faith in the midst of brokenness. Voigt cuts to the core and asks the questions that so many of us are wrestling with about how to peel away the outside layers of our faith and get to what's underneath--what does it really mean to be a Christ-follower in these changing times and how can we radically and simply participate in bringing the Kingdom of God to earth, now? There's no doubt, J. Ted Voigt is a voice to listen to.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“There's a deep desire among so many people I work with as a spiritual director and pastor to connect with God in a new way, to get out of their heads and into their bodies and hearts, to lighten up and play, to experience joy and healing. Christine Aroney-Sine is one of my favorite writers and practitioners because she brings things to life in simple yet profound ways; The Gift of Wonder is a wonderful mix of accessible spiritual practices, stories, and hope for those who long to experience the kingdom of God here—now. I have no doubt it will rekindle delight and ignite our sense of wonder for all who engage with it.”
History & Biography
“the inspiration she’s catalyzed across different groups of people in deep and transforming ways. Her book will inspire, challenge, and stir hearts into action, which is exactly what the world needs right now more than ever.”
Christian Living
“Because the path of faith deconstruction can feel so lonely and confusing, we need wise guides along the way to remind us we’re not alone and help us reimagine what could be. In To Rebehold the Stars, Tiffany Yecke Brooks offers not only deep wisdom but a solid and supportive framework built on tangible practices, honest reflections, expanded theological constructs, and most of all the kind of vulnerability and hope so many are searching for.”
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