Roots of Resilience
Roots of Resilience: Black History Through the Eyes of Faith is a transformative guide designed to empower churches and communities to teach Black History with confidence and conviction. At a time when public education faces challenges in preserving these vital narratives, this resource places the stories of Black Americans within the context of faith, resilience, […]
Wet Cement
Children’s faith formation is like leaving a handprint in wet cement. Every lesson, every interaction makes a mark that will shape a child’s long-term view of God, people, and the world. In Wet Cement, Julia Dennis challenges church leaders, Sunday school teachers, and spiritually curious parents to approach children’s ministry with a view of the […]
Nicaea
How did a gathering of early church leaders 1700 years ago shape the faith of billions? In Nicaea: The Council and Creed that Defined Christianity, leaders from diverse Christian traditions reflect on the impact of the historic Nicene Creed. This timely volume explores the Creed’s enduring relevance, its strengths and weaknesses, its crucial role in shaping […]
Free and Fearless
Throughout history, women have shaped families, communities, and nations with courage and conviction—none more so than the extraordinary women of the Bible featured in this book. From the matriarchs of the Old Testament to the faithful leaders of the New Testament, Free and Fearless brings their stories to life, offering timeless life and leadership lessons […]
Dream, Dare, Disrupt
Real transformation doesn’t come from maintaining the status quo. It comes from asking what if, taking a risk, and stepping into the unknown with courage and creativity. In Dream, Dare, Disrupt, Matt Rawle and Rachel Billups offer a roadmap for ministry that’s unafraid of failure, fueled by playful experimentation, and ready to follow wherever God […]
Renaissance Woman
A Black Renaissance Woman Renaissance Woman uncovers the remarkable life and legacy of Louise E. Jefferson, a trailblazing Black creative whose work left a deep yet overlooked impact on art and culture in the 20th century. As one of the first female and Black art directors in publishing, Jefferson carved out a distinguished career for […]
The Indian Affair
The Indian Affair Deloria traces the history of broken treaties with the Indians, describing how they were swindled out of their rights and pulling no punches in naming individuals, agencies, and corporations that have participated. Christian communities aren’t exempted from critique either. Deloria highlights the hard feelings that remain due to Christian complicity with Indian mistreatment […]
The Sandbox
Your hands-on guide to putting bold ideas into action. The Sandbox is an interactive workbook from The Hub for Innovation designed to give you space to dream, experiment, reflect, and build. Whether you’re currently part of a Hub for Innovation cohort or striking out on your own, this workbook helps you translate inspiration into movement. […]
Ethics in the Present Tense
Ethics in the Present Tense will enthrall you with some of the most significant popular religion writing from the last generation. Ranging widely across political, social, ethical, and cultural issues, a cast of renowned writers engage feminist and womanist theology, abortion, LGBTQ+ rights, human rights, and foreign policy.
Seeking to be Christian in Race Relations
“It is probably easier to be Christian in any other area of life than it is in the area of race. Here the practice of the Christian religion seems to break down most completely.” These words of prophetic judgment ground Mays’s attempt to set down a Christian basis for the elimination of prejudice and discrimination. […]