Sarah Arthur
Biography
Sarah Arthur wrote A Light So Lovely and co-wrote The Year of Small Things with Erin F. Wasinger.
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History & Biography
“More than just a fresh glimpse of an exceptional saint whose humanity and complexity Carroll delightfully renders. This is also the welcome debut of an exceptional poet, whose deep humility and adroitness with poetic form are rare qualities she shares with Francis himself. Earthy, honest, a pure delight.”
Fiction
“If you've been journeying with Brown's beloved characters through their densely packed year of spiritual insights and practices, don't miss this last mile. Reckoning with loss, with life not going as planned, and with relinquishing plans altogether, An Extra Mile is as harrowing as it is satisfying.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Don't miss this last mile. Reckoning with loss, life not going as planned, and relinquishing plans altogether, An Extra Mile is as harrowing as it is satisfying.”
Fiction
“Sharon Garlough Brown may be a novelist, but she's also a portrait artist, painting with tender detail the souls of four women on a spiritual journey. This third installment is harrowing, lovely, joyous—like life, like faith. Beautifully rendered!”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Harrowing, lovely, joyous—like life, like faith. Beautifully rendered!”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Depression may not be your particular 'noonday demon,' but it is for someone you love. And there's no better guide to that interior landscape than Jessica Kantrowitz. For the sufferer, this entire book is a warm blanket, a gentle hug, a wounded healer bringing hot tea and your favorite snack. 'Peace,' says the healer. 'Rest. We will wait with you.'”
History & Biography
“Britney Winn Lee is one of those rare voices in contemporary Christian discourse whose joyful truth-telling is as generous as her theology, who doesn't withhold grace. We need more of her.”
Children & Youth
“This book is for children, yes, but it's also for the child in all of us. When our emotions get too big for our bodies, we can trust Sharon Garlough Brown. She's the wise voice of Wren's grandmother, gently reminding us that we're a work in progress. Nothing—not even our biggest, scariest feelings—can separate us from the love of God.”
Fiction
“If the literary world had a spiritual director, Sharon Garlough Brown would be it. Through the backdoor of the imagination, she encourages us to brave vulnerability in spiritual friendships and gently prods us toward a more robust vision of genuine community. I can think of no other living novelist doing this so consistently, with such wisdom, excellence, and patience.”
History & Biography
“In Seeing Jesus, Hudson not only helps us view Christ through the quirky, surprising, and even bizarre lenses of our spiritual ancestors, but he also invites us to question the ways we remake Christ in our own image today. Equal parts visual album, historical inquiry, and opportunity for personal spiritual examen --wholly intriguing!”
Fiction
“Look for cameos by some of your favorite characters from the Sensible Shoes series in this quiet, honest story about the hallowing of the soul in its journey with Jesus through suffering. For anyone who has faced the darkness of depression or walked that road with a loved one, this is a beautiful, much-needed Christian vision of mental illness as both clinical (therefore treatable) and spiritual.”
Arts & Literature
“Mitali Perkins is both a thoughtful storyteller and a wise guide who models how to mine for riches while recognizing the fool's gold in these beloved childhood classics.”
Preaching & Worship
“This book is like the meals Kendall writes about: simple, communal, generous, and satisfying. But like the best meals—like the Eucharist itself—it leaves you longing to repeat it over and over again.”
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History & Biography
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