Michael N. Jagessar

A Measure of Breath

Fiction

“This book offers a cathartic breath of much needed oxygen for ecclesial communities burdened by wounds, memories, and betrayal and wrestling with grief, loss, resentment, despair, trauma, trust, hope, healing, faith, love, justice, and redemption. Readers will find their minds stretched, connecting across multiple stories, challenged, and enlarged by Robinson’s personal journey of faith and faithfulness. Delight in a gripping and must-read book, savoring the metaphors and unyielding faith amid breathlessness.”

Confucian Questions to Augustine

Theology

“Timely, relevant, and enriching: this rigorous intercultural engagement in conversation with Confucius, Mencius, and Augustine around the virtues and formation of the moral self is a brilliant piece of inquiry in comparative religious ethics.”

Faith in Unions

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Faith in Unions reveals the deep and insidious reach of institutional racism in the UK. David Isiorho’s compelling recounting of his experience of racism is a searing, incisive, and necessary reading. While calling both his ecclesial tradition and the Faith Workers’ Branch of Unite to account, Isiorho’s commitment as a priest and justice-seeking theologian stand out as a witness to ‘the Jesus way’ of full and flourishing life for all.”