This is an excellent historical study of women’s contributions to world missions. The author traces British women’s participation in the work in Asia, focusing on
Chanequa Walker-Barnes’ Too Heavy A Yoke serves both as an accessible introduction to the racism and sexism that affects the daily lives of black American
In The Tie That Binds, the author, Debra White Smith, provides some excellent advice, like respecting each partner’s unique gifts, and focusing on scripture rather
Mary DeMuth’s Not Marked is an excellent resource for Christians who want to break free from the bonds of sexual abuse and assault. The author
Junia, A Woman, An Apostle by David Williams is a thorough examination of Romans 16:7. The book is intended to introduce general readership to the
One of the things I appreciate about this book is its format: set out in sections, it gives readers the option of turning to specific
Dr. Gary Macy is amply qualified to write this book. He has a degree in historical theology from Cambridge University. At the time of publication
Hearts of Fire by The Voice of the Martyrs, a non-profit interdenominational organization, opens up readers’ souls in new and profound ways. The stories of
A Tibetan girl named Sonam used to spend her days collecting dung for fuel and desperately trying to patch the worn sides of the tent
When “John the Collector” finds Lilly, barely alive, inside the walls of a shipping container that has been washed ashore on his island-between-worlds, he doesn’t