Michelle Reyes

Cultural Diversity and Psychology

World Religions

“American Christianity has long been slow to reckon with the ways our faith and our culture are entangled. Kim’s book takes that entanglement seriously and begins to close the gap in our understanding. And oh, how we need that gap closed! Reckoning with cultural identity, cross-cultural communication, and cultural engagement is central to living faithfully and effectively today.”

Healing Racial Trauma

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“As a bicultural Indian American woman, I felt like this book was written for me. For far too long anti-Asian racism and racial trauma among Asian Americans like me have been dismissed as trivial and as not worthy of serious address. But, in Sheila Wise Rowe's Healing Racial Trauma, every person's story matters, and every racial wound is given equal attention. There is room here for people of every culture, ethnicity, and skin color to learn how to heal from racial trauma and navigate ongoing racism and systemic oppression in ways that can make us more resilient. I felt seen, understood, and empowered, and I know you will too.”

Saving Face

Christian Living

“Aimee Byrd’s Saving Face invites us to stop the charades and step away from the fake lives we often settle for. This book is for anyone who needs a reminder that God’s realness is the only anchor strong enough to help us face our regrets, tell our secrets, and find the courage to live honestly again. In an age marked by mental health struggles and a generation longing for healing from the church, Byrd’s words are a balm—pointing us back to the beauty of forgiveness, the sacredness of inconveniences, and the freedom of being fully seen. It left me feeling both challenged and deeply loved. I can’t recommend it enough.”