The Intersection of Faith and Culture
We all struggle with the fear that our lives don’t measure up. We all long to be seen as significant in the eyes of someone important, perhaps a parent, a boss, a teacher, or a friend. Sometimes the goal is to meet our own impossibly high self- expectations.
No other response than action does any justice to our claims to be followers of Jesus, who was himself the consummate act-or.
The Cross and Gendercide asks Christians not to ignore the uncomfortable reality of violence against women that is happening on a global scale.
Vintage Saints and Sinners is about the presence of God in the places that we least expect. With humility and grace, author Karen Wright Marsh’s book challenges the popular idea that saints are perfect people.
“Scars Across Humanity” is a book about our collective responsibility both for past violence towards women and the job of ending it today.
Forgotten Girls is a book about neglected girls around the world – their stories of hope and courage. “Moved by the plight of these neglected girls, advocates Kay Marshall Strom and Michele Rickett took a trip across continents to interview girls and to partner with ministries working to help females in some of the most difficult places in the world.” Together, they have written this book.