Nancy Nason-Clark

Domestic Violence

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Jean Dimock’s new book on domestic violence is an important read for any pastor, spiritual leader, or counsellor who is grappling to understand the context and long-term impact of abuse in families of faith. It builds upon the growing scholarly knowledge of violence in families and the difficult and delicate terrain victims, their children, and those who support them must navigate in and beyond the criminal justice system and contemporary church life.”

Freeing the Oppressed

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Ron Clark has provided a clear, concise, spiritually-informed, well-researched argument calling Christians to speak out against domestic abuse and to respond compassionately to women, men, and children impacted by its devastating consequences. Every pastor and every seminary student should read Freeing the Oppressed. Clark interweaves his pastoral experience with biblical insights and knowledge of the growing literature in domestic violence. The result: a prophetic call to social action.”

Freeing the Oppressed, Russian Language Edition

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Ron Clark has provided a clear, concise, spiritually-informed, well-researched argument calling Christians to speak out against domestic abuse and to respond compassionately to women, men, and children impacted by its devastating consequences. Every pastor and every seminary student should read Freeing the Oppressed. Clark interweaves his pastoral experience with biblical insights and knowledge of the growing literature in domestic violence. The result: a prophetic call to social action.”

The Cross and Gendercide

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“The Cross and Gendercide is a thoughtful and thought-provoking call to action for the church to be holistic and creative in our response to ending violence against women and children by our close attention to an informed theology of the cross. Elizabeth Gerhardt examines global gender-based violence and offers the reader a sustained theological response using notions of confession and resistance. This book offers an invitation to churches and their leaders to imagine a theological approach to the evil of gendercide and then to act. Every pastor and every seminary student should have this book on their reading list.”

The Headship of Men and the Abuse of Women

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“This small book is packed full of critical information, important truths, needed challenges, and helpful correctives as it relates to how concerned Christians should think about the topic of domestic abuse. It is a must-have for clergy and seminary students.”