Multi: The Chemistry of Church Diversity By Paul Nixon When Paul Nixon’s most famous book — I Refuse to Lead a Dying Church — came into my pastor world, I so appreciated its congregational vitality message that the title became one of my own ministry mantras. So, I looked forward to reading and reviewing his…
Denial is My Spiritual Practice (And Other Failures of Faith) is a collection of personal essays written by two United Church of Christ clergywomen, Rachel Hackenberg and Martha Spong. They are my colleagues and my dear friends. When they collaborate, good things happen, so I have been anticipating this book. I received a review copy…
In exchange for my review, I received a giveaway copy of Bible Sisters: A Year of Devotions with the Women of the Bible. To enter the giveaway, send an email to revmama (at) gmail (dot) com with “Bible Sisters” in the subject line. Send your email before 8:00 p.m. Central Time on Sunday, May 21.…
Jan at RevGalBlogPals has enticed me out of the spectator seats and back onto the blogger playing field with today’s Friday Five. Books do it for me every time! 1. What books have you recently read. Tell us your opinion of them.I’m in a group that is reading Diana Butler Bass’ Christianity For the Rest…
Tidings of Comfort & Joy 