Sarah Travis
Biography
Sarah Travis, an ordained minister of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, has served as Assistant Professor of Preaching, Worship and Christian Ministry at Knox College, University of Toronto. Travis's books include Remembering the Body (2025), Unsettling Worship (2023) and Unspeakable (2021).
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Homiletical Theology in Action
Preaching & Worship
“Preachers describe, confess, and analyze a multitude of theologies. Like Jacob, we wrestle with a vast and powerful presence until we receive a word that may be painful, provisional and unfinished, but also a deep blessing. Homiletical Theology in Action graciously urges us to name God again and again into our cultures and communities. This book is an invitation to join a theological conversation that will shape the future of homiletics.”
Preaching & Worship
“In this creative and courageous rethinking of expository preaching, Glanville moves toward a style of preaching that is aimed at the flourishing of all things. Designed to make faith plausible to a new generation of listeners whose values are disconnected from the church, this book seeks to create communities of witness that are attuned to shifting cultures. This preaching is holistic and integrated, seeking to nurture the health of the preacher and the body of Christ. Concerned with beauty and justice, Glanville's approach to expository preaching will nourish our shared life.”
Waiting at the Foot of the Cross
Theology
“Pamela McCarroll makes an eloquent plea for North American Christians to commit a subversive and countercultural act. Her creative application of the theology of the cross effectively reinterprets our primary vocation in terms of waiting in hope, open to a hidden God whom we cannot master. This book is important for all who are caught in systems of modernity that limit hope to what we can imagine.”
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