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Authors: Marcus J. Borg & John Dominic Crossan | Year: 2006
In The Last Week, acclaimed scholars Marcus J. Borg and John Dominic Crossan walk readers through the final seven days of Jesus’s life, based on the Gospel of Mark. This provocative and faithful work challenges traditional interpretations of Holy Week and invites deeper engagement with the political and spiritual meaning of Jesus’s final acts.
Author: The Rev. Dr. John C. Dorhauer (Editor) | Year: 2013
Covenant is a foundational UCC resource designed to deepen understanding of the sacred promises that bind our faith, our church, and our community. Compiled and edited by UCC General Minister and President John Dorhauer, this study invites individuals and congregations alike to explore the spiritual, historical, and practical dimensions of covenantal living.
Author: Jonathan Heaslet | Year: 2021
In East of Apple Glen, Jonathan Heaslet reflects on memory, place, and the sacred rhythms of life in a small town shaped by faith and community. This story-driven journey invites readers to pause and look more closely at the beauty and challenges of belonging.
Author: Tommy Tomlinson | Year: 2024
In Dogland, Charlotte-based journalist Tommy Tomlinson brings humor, heart, and humanity to the glitzy, obsessive, and slobbery world of the Westminster Dog Show. More than a behind-the-scenes look at show dogs, it’s a soulful meditation on devotion, identity, and the joy of loving something completely.
Author: Cameron Trimble | Year: 2019
In Piloting Church, Cameron Trimble draws on leadership experience and spiritual insight to offer a guidebook for congregations seeking bold transformation. With wisdom grounded in practice and a deep love for community, Trimble challenges churches to embrace adaptive leadership, creativity, and courageous vision. This empowering read aligns with Holy Covenant’s own aspirations to navigate change with faith, hope, and a sense of mission that lifts us all.
Author: Mary-Frances Winters | Year: 2020
In Black Fatigue, Mary-Frances Winters offers a powerful and sobering exploration of how systemic racism creates chronic psychological, physical, and emotional exhaustion for Black individuals. This book challenges readers—especially white allies—to confront uncomfortable truths, listen deeply, and respond with meaningful action.
Author: Crystal Marie Cheatham | Year: 2022
Confronting Whiteness is a courageous and compassionate exploration of race, privilege, and faith. Crystal Marie Cheatham leads readers through a journey that is both deeply personal and profoundly communal—one that invites reflection, dialogue, and transformative action.
Author: Marcus J. Borg | Year: 2003
In The Heart of Christianity, Marcus J. Borg invites readers to explore the essence of Christian faith beyond traditional doctrines. He emphasizes a transformative approach to spirituality, encouraging believers to embrace a faith that is both intellectually honest and spiritually enriching.
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