The award-winning author of Allow God to Wear Your Face describes how caregivers can come alongside and walk with those who are sick instead of preaching or giving advice. Her practical wisdom, shared through stories, guides people to facilitate healing of relationships, emotions, spirit and body. Allow God to Wear Your Face, provides practical, spiritually rich guidance and Christian resources. Eminently useful for ordinary people, this is one to read, save and read again.

With a historian's precision and a passion for social justice, Alice Knotts shows in this book how the activities of the Methodist women's movement for civil rights developed decade by decade. Their activities were rarely in the public eye, yet they were shaping and being shaped by events and public opinion.

An astute and insightful history, Fellowship of Love documents the contributions of white Methodist women in the American civil rights struggle. The research for this volume has won the Jessie Lee Prize from the General Commission on Archives and History of The United Methodist Church. It documents in one volume otherwise disparate information important to understanding the contributions of women in the Methodist Church to race struggles in 20th-century America. 0687030870671 Many pastors are stymied by lack of activity, the barring of doors, and the erecting of barriers. They want to make a change. They know that change is necessary to break through gridlock and conflict, but they do not know what skills and techniques are needed to deliver the desired results.

In Unlocking Church Doors: 10 Keys to Positive Change, Paul Mundey provides