Loida I. Martell

A Biblical Study Guide for Equal Pulpits

Women

“This book is a delightful collection of works that successfully integrates personal stories with scholarly analyses, leading the reader to rediscover new insights from various biblical texts. . . . I strongly recommend A Biblical Study Guide for Equal Pulpits as a wonderful tool for pastors, teachers, and seminary students, or simply for anyone who wants to study the Bible in a new way.”

Atando Cabos

Discipleship & Christian Education

“Elizabeth Conde-Frazier’s Atando Cabos: Latinx Contributions to Theological Education is a must read for all theological educators and administrators, particularly during these critical times in which academic institutions are undergoing tectonic shifts. After providing a historical and missional background, Conde-Frazier argues that in today’s globalized and now post-pandemic world, theological education can no longer afford to function apart from the lived realities of its students or the church. Indeed, she calls for the development of curricula that are ‘not absent from the pressing realities of today’s world’ or ‘irrelevant to the faith in the midst of the times,’ and whose goal is social justice. For theological schools looking for creative new pathways to welcome underrepresented communities, Conde-Frazier provides intriguing and practical suggestions for collaborative partnerships. This book will be one that I use and recommend repeatedly.”

Out of the Canyon

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“In Out of the Canyon, Tucker takes us on a metaphorical journey, sharing the insights he has gained about suffering, loss, and pain. A must-read for chaplains and pastors, I highly recommend this book for any deeply religious person who has undergone a 'canyon' experience of loss and pain.”