Phil C. Zylla

Kinship in the Household of God

Theology

“Tam has written a sensitive and articulate book that widens our view of how persons with autism can be accepted and included in our communities of faith. Her vision that each person is needed to become the kind of spiritual communities that bear witness to God’s love inspires the reader. . . . This book helps us to recalibrate our understanding of the gifts that persons with autism bring to our communities and the ways in which we can facilitate and strengthen our practices of belonging.”

Living in Limbo

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“In this stimulating work we are invited to look at the margins of our lives for those disorienting experiences that often remain unexplored. By identifying common limbo experiences and their core elements the authors assist us in navigating a dimension of life that is very often neglected. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants a concrete understanding of these complex life experiences.”

Magnificent Surrender

Christian Living

“Roger Helland brings the ancient letter to the Colossians alive for the twenty-first-century church. By inviting us to a renewed devotion to Christ, he exposes many of the ways in which we have become distracted from our mission as the church in the world. With compelling stories and soul-stretching reflections from classic devotional literature, Roger inspires a fresh and liberating spiritual life. I highly recommend this book.”

Where Do Broken Hearts Go?

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“In this psychologically informed and theologically compelling book, Dr. Ross Hastings sensitively articulates the experiences of feeling lost, broken-hearted, and disoriented that accompany the loss of a loved one. This book will bring consolation to those who are grieving and it will provide mature wisdom and fresh insight for caregivers who are called to accompany persons in grief through their 'vale of tears.'”