Living into Hope: A Call to Spiritual Action for Such a Time as This Lindsey Chamberlain Novel and his outsized ambitions for

and his outsized ambitions for Rwanda

Trafalgar’s Lost Hero introduces the man whose real-life exploits have been attributed to the likes of Horatio Alger and Jack Aubrey

down-to-earth information your mother and your friends could never tell you

and we hear the frustrations of a Palestinian farmer who has had his olive grove cut in half by Israel's security barrier

"  —Publishers Weekly

Living into Hope: A Call to Spiritual Action for Such a Time as This Lindsey Chamberlain Novel and his outsized ambitions forStep beyond the walls of the church and into the thick of humanity. "Joan Brown Campbell's career can be regarded as prophetic. For Joan, faith has meant engagement with the world and its pain. Her words remind us that at its best, religion should not narrow our horizons, but enable us to live more fully; should not cause us to withdraw from the world, but to do our utmost to make it a better place." from the Foreword by Karen Armstrong Drawing on her