From its first page, The Earth Is the Lord’s unfolds with both intellectual rigor and an almost poetic sense of purpose. It’s a dense, scholarly work that—utilizing a background of Catholic moral and social tradition—invites […]
This is the best parenting book that I’ve read in a long time. It is easy to read, practical, and full of humble, honest advice. The author, Peter Mutabazi, is a speaker and author who […]
Former pastor and licensed therapist Dr. Andrew J. Bauman conducted research about women’s experiences in the church, and this book unpacks his findings and explores topics related to sexism and abuse. Bauman outlines the problem, […]
I have read a large number of books about trauma, and this one stands out as an especially helpful one. The guidance in The Trauma Tree flows from the author’s experiences as a trauma survivor and […]
This book is part of a series that collects significant writings from different figures in church history. Jesus Changes Everything offers twenty-five readings from Stanley Hauerwas, a well-respected theologian. The book begins with an introduction […]
The inside flap of Ministers of Propaganda: Truth, Power, and the Ideology of the Religious Right reads in large, emblazoned letters: “Good evangelical Christians are Republicans. It seems like it’s always been that way. That […]
Cameron Lee Small wrote this book to help adoptees reclaim their voices, tell their stories, and heal from trauma. He outlines common struggles that adoptees experience, such as questioning their identity, experiencing grief and loss […]
Throughout this book, Aimee Byrd shares some of her own journey through church trauma, and she explores topics and themes that will resonate with many other people who have experienced disillusionment with the church, whether […]
In this powerful book, Ryan George shares his personal story about surviving spiritual abuse and coming to know the real Jesus through genuine Christian community. He explains that even though he experienced great harm in […]
This beautifully written memoir tells the author’s story of surviving Christian patriarchy, the Stay at Home Daughters movement, and her father’s emotional abuse. She directs her story both to people with similar backgrounds in the […]
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