Robert Clark

Attending Others

“I read this book compulsively over a day and a half with much pleasure and admiration. Volck introduces the reader to characters and stories with an assurance in style and storytelling that is the mark of a master. As a book it succeeds wonderfully. Perhaps the material was made to be a book, so much does it become greater than the sum of its parts. More than any achievements of craft or even its considerable art, though, I was moved, compelled, and instructed by the book's wisdom and sheer heart.”

Keep and Other Stories

Fiction

“Peter Biles is a writer of extraordinary gifts, a young artist with an old soul that’s insightful and wise. His stories speak quietly yet sing, rendering people and the worlds they inhabit fully and resonantly; compact and unassuming yet bursting with emotional truth, with the purest kind of reality.”

Memoirs of How It All Began

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Picture, if you will, that Luke took pen in hand for a third rendering of the drama of Jesus intervening in the course of human history and God’s Spirit animating the simple people of field, village, and religious center. Dr. Mark Whitters takes pen in hand and deftly portrays the layers of paradox (and pun) as God turns the world on its head in showering light, mercy, and peace on common people in a way that would pale the efforts of the religious and political powers of that day. Something God continues doing to this very day! Come discover your part in this ‘drama’ of renewal and redemption!”

The Operation of Grace

Arts & Literature

“For over a quarter-century, Gregory Wolfe has been illuminating and fostering the sometimes overlooked but vital matrix upon which religion and art encounter one another, not just as belief and creative work but as a singular manifestation of 'real presence' in which God and beauty body forth as grace. This new collection of essays--wise, acute, and compelling--is a bold and necessary dispatch from an essential writer.”