Advantages: Great insights Disadvantages: For a narrow audience
`Theology cannot guarantee the grace of God.' This statement stayed with me more than any other in the book 'Worship as Theology' by Don Saliers, perhaps because I fancy myself a theologian-in-training. One of the issues strongest for me in this class ...
Advantages: Helpful reading. Disadvantages: Not for everyone.
Adrian Plass is a Christian speaker and writer, who used to be a social worker with children who were in a secure unit through abuse issues; those who had mental or emotional issues, and who couldn’t really cope with life. However this all got too much fo ...
Advantages: Well written, sympathetic, detailed, no preaching, thorough Disadvantages: Might not be for you
Sorry, I appear to have moved back onto theology books but this is a fantastic book of theology. It has won the Gold Medallion award and has been a best-seller for over fifty years, and this edition is the revised edition by the author so he could explore ...
Advantages: Helpful information. Disadvantages: Not readily available.
...I would just like to write a review on Worshipping With Dementia, which is a book by Louise Morse. As the book suggests, it is all about working with people who suffer from dementia who are Christians. The author works for a Christian organisation called ...
This is an intensely personal meditation by Rowan Williams on the events of September 11, 2001.
In this small, meaningful text, 'Writing in the Dust: After September 11', Archbishop Rowan Williams presents a quick and poignant response to the tragedy t ...
