Laura Kelly Fanucci
Biography
Laura Kelly Fanucci wrote To Bless Our Callings.
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Marriage, Family & Relationships
“Elizabeth Berget is exactly the warm, witty, and wise guide moms need—that rare writer whose words feel like friendship. She invites each of us to encounter God as mother, and our faith is deepened by the maternal love we find in Scripture together.”
Ordinary Blessings for the Christmas Season
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“At times tender and funny, particular and profound, Carlson's poignant words reach into the muddled heart of the season, holding the full complexity of Christmas. Give yourself the gift of blessings you actually need, trustworthy and true.”
Christian Living
“Rewilding Motherhood offers balm for mind, body, and soul, giving you permission to nourish your spiritual life as you care for your children. Gentle and strong, curious and encouraging, Shannon is a wise guide through the wild terrain of parenting’s joys and struggles. Her words invite you to dig deeper, dream bigger, and search wider for the truths you have been seeking about God, your own life, and this sacred calling.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“This book is for anyone who longs to understand the complexity and beauty of the ties that bind us.”
“Ellie Roscher offers a vivid and diverse collection of body narratives, tangled with the twists and transformations that bodies endure. Readers will be challenged and changed by The Embodied Path and its powerful, provocative invitation to enter our own stories: the hidden narratives of suffering and strength held within our bodies.”
Christian Living
“Both honest and hopeful, Work and Worship explores the gap between Christian worship and Christians’ work lives, offering a clarion call to challenge what is broken and celebrate what is promising about human labor in light of God’s own work. With probing theological reflection and vivid examples drawn from worshiping communities around the world, Kaemingk and Willson’s efforts are historically contextualized and faithfully grounded, making this book a practical, pastoral addition to any shelf. Work and Worship is a gift to the whole Christian community—drawing from diverse traditions for the faithful within each congregation who are aching to hear a good word about their work.”
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