Traci Smith
Biography
Traci Smith has served as pastor of Northwood Presbyterian Church, and wrote Faithful Families.
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Christian Living
“My endorsement of Maryann McKibben Dana is simple and not one I offer lightly: I trust her. Better Than Normal is written with both vulnerability and restraint, a rare combination. It does not rush to explain or exploit but instead walks compassionately alongside the reader. This book is for anyone who wishes to broaden their definition of ‘normal.’ I will be recommending it widely.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Growing in God’s Love: A Family Devotional is exactly the kind of resource families have been asking me about for years. It is grounded, imaginative, and wonderfully easy to use. With accessible reflections and thoughtful invitations to engage, this devotional draws families into Scripture and faith practice in a way that is both meaningful and sustainable. It is a resource families will return to again and again on their journey of faith. What a treasure!”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“It Starts with You belongs on every nightstand. Instead of creating unrealistic ideals that are useless in the real world, Schwarz gives parents real and actionable ways to change their own behavior, embrace their imperfections, and improve their parenting skills.”
Arts & Literature
“Music reaches the depths of our souls in ways nothing else can. This Is Not a Fighting Song explores this truth and leads us to uncover many layers of meaning in the work of the Indigo Girls. Through careful research and thoughtful reflection, Holladay takes a deep dive into the theological and spiritual meaning of their work. I’ll listen to all kinds of music with completely different ears because of it.”
Women
“In Women in Ministry, Shannon Smythe gives us a comprehensive, intelligent, and thoughtful guide to the topic of women in church leadership. Biblical scholarship and commentary are interwoven with personal testimony and historical biography to give readers a broad base from which to understand this important topic. I will recommend this book to every seminarian I can--both men and women!”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Every pastor I know right now is experiencing some degree of burnout, pain, or desperation. None of us are okay. I can’t think of a more important book for clergy and those who wish to help them. Howard and Fenimore speak with authority, care, grace, and knowledge. A must-read.”
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