The church library recently added two books by J. Phillip Newell, a Celtic teacher and author of spirituality who calls the modern world to reawaken to the sacredness of Earth and every human being. Echo...
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New in the Library — March 2023
When Words Fail: Prayers for prayers who can’t find the words to pray, Debby Bellingham (242 B) Debby Bellingham is well known to me, as over the past 10 years, I have shared Bible studies, courses...
New in the Library
P.S. God, Can you Fly, by R. Wayne Willis (242 W) has the subtitle “Heartfelt and Hope-Filled Prayers of Children.” The author is a hospital chaplain and has collected prayers that children have left...
In the Church Library: Children’s Christmas Books
Since the Christmas season is upon us, here are a few seasonal books from the church library: The Fourth Wise Man by Mary Joslin is the beloved classic of a French legend showing there is more...
New in the Church Library: Children’s Picture Books!
More gorgeous picture books for the church library. Faith the Cow, by Susan Bame Hoover. You’ve probably heard of “The Heifer Project,” a program that donates cows (and other animals) to families...
New in the Church Library—for the Children
The Library recently added several children’s books that are so beautifully written and illustrated that I’m sorry my grandchildren are too old for them! They’re on the “New Book Shelf”...
New in the Library – Learning to Pray
Although a 380p. book entitled “Learning to Pray; a Guide for Everyone” (call number 242 J) might seem daunting, Father James Martin writes that it “is written for everyone, from the doubter to...
New in the Library: Looking for God in Messy Places
Episcopal Bishop Jake Owensby has written Looking for God in Messy Places: A book about Hope—How to find it, Practice it, Grow it. (248 O). As he writes in the introduction: “This is a book about hope,...
In the Church Library for Christmas
It’s time to be planning for Christmas! The church library has several versions of the traditional biblical story, as well as many contemporary stories with varied settings. A few examples: Journey...
How to be an Anti-Racist by Ibram X. Kendi (305.8 K) — Review by Connie Knapp
A group of us read this book during our Tuesday morning Faith4Life sessions as we continue the journey to learn about systemic racism and ways we can combat it. Ibram X. Kendi is a professor of history...