Publishers Weekly - 02.09.2019

HOPE’S TABLE

EVERYDAY RECIPES from a MENNONITE KITCHEN

by Hope Helmuth. 978-1-5138-0323-4. HC. $28.99

If tradition has a taste, this is it.

From the kitchen of a young Mennonite mom and cook comes this

collection of wholesome recipes and stunning photography. Take a seat

at Hope’s table, and you’ll find plenty of reasons to linger.

“Hope’s Table is more than a great cookbook with beautiful photo-

graphs. It’s a peek into the life of a woman you’d like as a friend.”

—SUZANNE WOODS FISHER, bestselling author of Amish Peace

Fall religion titles from

1-800-245-7894. HeraldPress.com.

Available from your favorite bookseller.

MORE TITLES COMING FROM HERALD PRESS

Raising Disciples

How to Make Faith Matter for Our Kids

by Natalie Frisk

978-1-5138-0258-9. PB. $16.99

Is raising kids to follow Jesus a lost

art? As curriculum pastor at one of the

largest churches in Canada, Frisk equips

parents to disciple their kids in various

stages of life.

Speaking of God

An Essential Guide to Christian Thought

by Anthony G. Siegrist

978-1-5138-0606-8. PB. $18.99.

Theology is nothing more than speak-

ing together about God. Siegrist offers

an introduction to Christian theology

throughout the ages. Join the deepest,

longest conversation in the world.

Signs of Life

Resurrecting Hope out of

Ordinary Losses

by Stephanie Lobdell

978-1-5138-0561-0. PB. $16.99

Whether it’s the demise of expectations,

a relationship, or our image of ourselves:

we all experiences losses. Yet through

it all, God breathes life into what seems

beyond redemption.

As seen in Publishers Weekly

Gun violence killed 100 people today.

What can the church do?

Collateral Damage

Changing the Conversation about

Firearms and Faith

by James E. Atwood

978-1-5138-0486-6. PB. $16.99.

Gun violence has been called the

theological emergency of our time. The

church has a moral and spiritual obliga-

tion to side with life against death. Will

we rise to the occasion?

“If you care about life, this is required reading.”

—Shane Claiborne, activist, author, and founder of Red Letter Christians

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