The time is right to read Jesse Jackson’s speeches

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book review, civil rights, keeping hope alive, National Catholic Reporter, Orbis Books, rainbow push coalition, rev. jesse jackson, sermons, speeches

I am so happy to see this review of Keeping Hope Alive in the National Catholic Reporter. During such a time as this, we need to read some words of wisdom from Rev. Jesse Jackson.

Jun 3, 2020 by Bill Tammeus Opinion Justice

Rev. Jesse Jackson and a number of religious leaders are seen near Capitol Hill in Washington May 21, 2018, during a protest to demand elected officials take immediate steps to confront systemic racism. (CNS photo/Tyler Orsburn)

Keeping Hope Alive: Review by Robert Cornwall

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book review, civil rights, keeping hope alive, liberation, Orbis Books, Robert Cornwall, sermons, speeches

This is a new review of Keeping Hope Alive: Speeches & Sermons of Rev. Jesse Jackson, Sr. (Orbis Books), by Dr. Robert Cornwall. He has reviewed many of my books and I am so grateful to him for reading so many of them.

Thank you Dr. Cornwall for this review.

Reimagining Spirit (Grace Ji-Sun Kim) — A Review

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book review, breath, climate justice, Gender, Holy Spirit, race, Reimagining Spirit, Robert Cornwall, vibration, wind, Wipf and Stock

This is a new review of Reimagining Spirit:
Wind, Breath and Vibration (Wipf and Stock), by Dr. Robert Cornwall. He has reviewed many of my books and I am so grateful to him for reading so many of them.

Thank you Dr. Cornwall for this review.

March 03, 2020

 

 

Jesse Jackson’s sermons now collected, stir the soul

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book review, Chicago Tribune, edited, keeping hope alive, Orbis Books, rev. jesse jackson, sermons, speeches

Read this wonderful review of Keeping Hope Alive: Sermons & Speeches of Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr, from the Chicago Tribune.

it is such a delightful review which highlights the importance of the book.

 

Intersectional Theology (Grace Ji-Sun Kim & Susan Shaw) – A Review

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book review, church, Fortress Press, Intersectional Theology, Intersectionality, Robert Cornwall, Susan Shaw

Read this review of Intersectional Theology by Dr. Robert Cornwall. He has reviewed many of my books and I am always grateful for his insightful reviews.

He is the fastest reader that I know.  Many thanks to Dr. Cornwall for this wonderful review.  I hope you all get a chance to read Intersectional Theology.

Pragmatic guidance for the task of healing the world

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book review, church, Graham Hill, healing, Healing Our Broken Humanity, InterVarsity Press, Keith Reynolds, The Christian Century

Here is a wonderful book review of Healing Our Broken Humanity (co-written with Graham Joseph Hill) by Keith Reynolds for The Christian Century.

I hope many will be able to use Healing Our Broken Humanity in your study groups, Bible studies or for your individual readings.

Review: Intersectional Theology

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I am grateful to Bob Trube for this wonderful review of Intersectional Theology co-written with Susan Shaw. I hope you all enjoy this new book too. 

For those who have read it, feel free to post a short review on Amazon. Any reviews are always helpful. Thank you.

Healing Our Broken Humanity: Reviewed in the Presbyterian Outlook

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book review, Graham Hill, Healing Our Broken Humanity, InterVarsity Press, presbyterian, Presbyterian Outlook, Rachel Cheney

So glad to see this review of Healing Our Broken Humanity co-written with Graham Hill in the Presbyterian Outlook. This book is reviewed by Rachel Cheney.

December 27, 2018 by The Presbyterian Outlook

Planetary Solidarity: Book Review for Reading Religion

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Read this new book review of my book Planetary Solidarity co-edited with Dr. Hilda Koster, posted in AAR’s Reading Religion.

This is a wonderful collection of women’s voices around the globe who deal with climate change and gender justice.

Intersectional Theology: A Review

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book review, Christian Feminism Today, Darcy Metcalfe, Fortress Press, Intersectional Theology, Susan M. Shaw

So thankful for this review of Intersectional Theology co-written with Dr. Susan Shaw in Christian Feminism Today. It is reviewed by Rev. Darcy Metcalfe who is a Presbyterian minister in Coggon, Iowa.

 

Get your copy of Intersectional Theology today.