by Aaron Gwyn
A collection of short
stories set in Oklahoma, filled with a fascinating set of characters mixing the
sacred and profane in a manner similar to Flannery O'Conner.
Saturday, January 4, 2014
Pastrix: The Cranky, Beautiful Faith of a Sinner & Saint
by Nadia Bolz-Weber
Heard Nadia at the Festival of Homiletics and have since seen her all over the internet and other media (including CBC radio). A funny, inspiring, challenging memoir of this woman who became a pastor to her own kind, be which she means people who seldom like they are welcome (or would even want to be) in church.
Heard Nadia at the Festival of Homiletics and have since seen her all over the internet and other media (including CBC radio). A funny, inspiring, challenging memoir of this woman who became a pastor to her own kind, be which she means people who seldom like they are welcome (or would even want to be) in church.
The Miracles of Ordinary Men
by Amanda Leduc
Rather unusual novel set on Canada's west coast, involving some people who suddenly grow angel wings, but only a very few people can see them. An exploration of faith, love and death.
Rather unusual novel set on Canada's west coast, involving some people who suddenly grow angel wings, but only a very few people can see them. An exploration of faith, love and death.
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