Mary Emily Briehl Duba
Theology
“Food Theology calls us to supper, but not before it hands us an apron. With recipes, liturgies, and accessible theological reflection, this book encourages us to imagine how meals can become occasions for satisfying our deep hungers for food, community, and a living faith. Like the meals Lisi and Lohrmann encourage us to prepare, this book is at once invitational, nourishing, adaptable, and best enjoyed together.”
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