Philip J. Anderson

Angels, Worms, and Bogeys

History & Biography

“"This primer on the social ethics of Pietism is long overdue and most welcome. Many Protestant traditions, as well as streams of Catholicism and Judaism, continue to be shaped by the organic mutuality of head, heart, and hands, demonstrating Pietism's contemporary relevance. The heart of Pietism-the glory of God and the good of one's neighbor-is universal to religious experience and a lived faith. Clifton-Soderstrom writes boldly and compassionately as one rooted in the body of Christ, the Church.”

Arnold of Brescia

History & Biography

“In this fresh and readable narrative, Phil Johnson illumines the critical issues and intellectual ferment of medieval Europe in the twelfth century. After nearly a millennium, Arnold's untiring advocacy for the ministry and integrity of the church still speaks a transforming word in the relationships of clergy and laity, the sacred and the secular, wealth and power, spiritual depth and intellectual integrity.”

On the Road to Siangyang

Evangelism & Missions

“Jack Lundbom presents a fresh and engaging narrative of the evangelistic, benevolent, and educational work in central China begun by Swedish Americans in 1890, and extending through six decades of generational change. Seeds that were sown by dedicated and sacrificial Mission Friends to build indigenous congregations and leaders are today bearing fruit, recounted in the author's personal experiences.”