Robyn Henderson-Espinoza

A Brown Girl's Epiphany

Women

“I wish I had this book when I was growing up, so that I knew how to let go of the bull and lean into my power. This book is a revolutionary epiphany and will help any of us who are multiply marginalized step into the divine power that we enflesh.”

A Complicated Choice

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Katey Zeh creates conditions for choice and agency to guide the path for healing and community for those who walk the path of abortion.”

Good White Racist?

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“The work that needs to be done is white-on-white race talk. By that I mean, white folks talking to white folks about the ways white supremacy is internalized and therefore shows up in their social practice. Kerry endeavors to do just this, and I think we all should invest our time in this book!”

Practice of the Presence

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“Presence, not often or easily practiced, is made, once more, available to us. Each of us can practice presence by embodying all that we inhabit. May we come closer to ourselves and to God by a newly found practice of presence. This book is one such tool to inhabit a profound presence.”

Praying with Our Feet

Christian Living

“Praying with Our Feet reminds us that theology is meant to be lived out, not sequestered in the ivory towers of academia. This book shines a light on the people who need our solidarity more now than ever. Praise for Lindsey Krinks for writing such a timely read for all of us.”

The God Who Riots

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Following Jesus is costly, and our work today is to count the cost of what it really means to follow a Brown Palestinian Jew. Living in Babylon and resisting the acceleration of the empire religion of white ChristoFascism, we must seek to get our hands dirty with the everyday and riot alongside God who cares first for the underside of history.”

There Is No God and Mary Is His Mother

Theology

“In a world swirling in supremacy culture, this book helps us navigate how to embody an ethics of engagement from a place of care of self and other.”

Thy Queendom Come

Women

“Kyndall Rothaus tells stories of the truth, power, courage, and grit of the women we so often have ignored because of the ways the dominant system works. These often-forgotten women of the Bible help us more clearly see the need for stories that make a profound break with the dominant system, the kind of spirituality that stewards the logic of liberation.”