Mark S. Hanson
Biography
Mark S. Hanson wrote Faithful yet Changing.
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Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Whether you self-identify as a follower of Jesus or a curious observer, or you are deeply conflicted about the whole idea of being a follower of anyone, Called to Follow is a must-read. Professor Stortz opens us to the Jesus in John's Gospel in a way that addresses our heart's deepest desires and life's most provocative questions.”
Men
“This book does an excellent job of presenting both the issues faced by younger men in their daily lives and spiritual journeys, and strategies congregations can use in walking with them. As the father of three younger men, I have experienced the struggles they face as they deal with questions around relationships, work and avocation, and spiritual hunger. These authors have provided ways for the church to take an aggressive approach to ministry with younger men through personal engagement and action, assisting them in working out the critical issues of their lives. If you are wondering 'where have all the young men gone?' from your congregation, this book is for you.”
Crossing Boundaries in the Americas, Vietnam, and the Middle East
History & Biography
“Crossing Boundaries in the Americas, Vietnam, and the Middle East is more than one person's memoir. Ron Young's life is a witness that the deepest chasms that divide us as people, including race, politics, and religion--with their complexities, histories, and seemingly irresolvable conflicts--call us to renewed resolve to be about God's work of reconciliation, justice, and peacemaking.”
Christian Living
“What a hopeful and helpful book! Whether you or someone you love is navigating the transitions, losses, and sorrows of aging, these stories of fifty-three elders will encourage you to connect with others, claim your gifts and power, live your faith, grieve your losses, and mobilize your congregation. Martinson joins their stories to the Biblical narrative and offers insights and thoughtful questions about the experience of aging. These elders will inspire you and your congregation to take specific steps to join the movement of Elders Rising.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“A remarkable holy conversation that calls us to challenge assumptions, dismantle injustice, confess complicity, lament trauma, release imagination, embolden courage, and renew hope for the church and the world.”
Moving into the Ecumenical Future
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“As divisions define our age, consume our churches, and deplete our energies, Father Crossin challenges us to follow Jesus into God’s promised future. Prayer, communal discernment, attentiveness to relationships, and serving the common good mark our way. May we heed his call to develop an ecumenical, ethical paradigm for our Spirit-led journey.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Bishop Younan's experience and advocacy of nonviolence is a wonderful example to us all. I welcome his book and hope that it will enable us to witness for peace. Immersed in the turmoil of the Middle East, Bishop Younan is a prophetic voice as he calls us to join him in a commitment to nonviolence as the way to peace.”
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