Bible Women: All Their Words
and Why They Matter
Lindsay Hardin Freeman makes visible the women in the Bible who are in plain sight, and she lets us hear them speak. Their voices resound with courage, humor, lamentation, and faith.
The Very Reverend Cynthia Briggs Kittredge, Dean and President, Seminary of the Southwest Austin, Texas
The Scarlet Cord: Conversations
with God’s Chosen Women
What truly distinguishes this book are the highly readable stories and portraits of each woman, warts-and-all, as they try to deal with life’s joys and challenges in the context of faith — not unlike women today!
The Rev. Dr. Sheryl A. Kujawa-Holbrook, Professor of Religious Education, Claremont School of Theology
The Spy on Noah’s Ark:
Bible Stories from the Inside Out
I can’t wait to read these stories to my grandchildren and watch how they respond.
Robert Larner, Ph.D., St. Bernard’s Catholic Parish, Newton, Massachusetts.
The Spy at Jacob’s Ladder:
And Other Bible Stories from the Inside Out
In the kingdom of God, every single thing has a story to tell and a song to sing — donkeys, secret caves, and water jugs!
Meet the Saints:
Family Storybook
Join a journey with the saints and your family, learning more about the monks, missionaries, prophets, doctors, evangelists, and more who have led us on our way.
The Path Family Storybook:
A Journey through the Bible for Families
This storybook recounts the major stories of the Bible, from creation to revelation, in a way that engages children (and those who love them!).
Good Lord, Deliver Us:
A Lenten Journey
Deliverance comes in many ways. The core miracle is our experience of God’s active hand getting us through waters to dry land—even if we’ve had to wander years in the desert, on our way to the promised land.
Leonard W. Freeman
Wisdom Found:
Stories of Women Transfigured by Faith
“We are sisters, we share each other’s burdens and know each other’s trials.”
Cathy George
Doing Holy Business:
The Best of Vestry Papers
Pray for your church. Work at keeping grounded, centered in Christ. And pray that you be open to God’s gifts, both known and unknown.