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Religion Daily Book Picks: 2 Daily Picks  

 

Religion Daily Book Pick Archive

 

Sept. 2:

 

Already There by Mark Mossa, S.J. (St. Anthony Messenger Press) Already There: Letting God Find You

 

Sept. 1:

 

1 & 2 Samuel by Joyce Baldwin (InterVarsity Press) 1 and 2 Samuel: An Introduction and Commentary (Tyndale Old Testament Commentaries)

 

Aug. 31:

 

New Feminist Christianity...edited by Mary E. Hunt (Skylight Paths) New Feminist Christianity: Many Voices, Many Views

 

Aug. 30:

 

Holding God In My Hands by Paul Wilkes (Liguori Publications) Holding God in My Hands: Personal Encounters with the Divine

 

Aug. 27:

 

Mysteries Of The Virgin Mary by Fr. Peter John Cameron, O.P. (Servant Books) Mysteries of the Virgin Mary: Living Our Lady's Graces

 

Aug. 26:

 

Nearness Of God by Julia Gatta (Church Publishing)

 

Aug. 25:

 

Anatomy Of The Soul by Curt Thompson (Tyndale House) Anatomy of the Soul: Surprising Connections between Neuroscience and Spiritual Practices That Can Transform Your Life and Relationships

 

Aug. 24:

 

The Complete Book Of Traditional Reiki by Amy Z. Rowland (Inner Traditions) The Complete Book of Traditional Reiki: Practical Methods for Personal and Planetary Healing

 

Aug. 23:

 

Racial Justice And The Catholic Church by Bryan N. Massingale (Orbis Books) Racial Justice and the Catholic Church

 

Aug. 20:

 

The Defining Decade by Harold Troper (University Of Toronto Press) The Defining Decade: Identity, Politics, and the Canadian Jewish Community in the 1960s

 

Aug. 19:

 

Hidden Realms, Lost Civilizations, And Beings From Other Worlds by Jerome Clark (Visible Ink Press) Hidden Realms, Lost Civilizations, and Beings from Other Worlds

 

Aug. 18:

 

God Is Not One by Stephen Prothero (Harper One) God Is Not One: The Eight Rival Religions That Run the World--and Why Their Differences Matter

 

 

 

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More Letters to Jim:
 

"My religion Is very simple. My religion Is kindness." The Dalai Lama.
from... Visionaries...The 20th Century's 100 Most Important Inspirational Leaders...edited by Satish Kumar and Freddie Whitefield

 

 

"He sought spiritual counsel from his sister Ruth Carter Stapleton, an evangelist. About this time, Carter remembered hearing a sermon entitled, "If you were arrested for being a Christian, would there be enough evidence to convict you?" He took the challenge to heart. "I never had really committed myself totally to God," he told Bill Moyers in 1976. "My Christian beliefs were superficial. Based primarily on pride and--I'd never done much for other people. I was always thinking about myself, and I changed somewhat for the better. I formed a much more intimate relationship with Christ. And, since then, I've had just about a new life."

from...God In The White House: A History...How God Shaped The Presidency From John F. Kennedy To George W. Bush by Randall Balmer (Harper One)

 

Dear Jim,
Thank you for the recent posting of Teen People Of The Bible on your website. And thank you for your consistent interest in New Hope books! Sincerly, Leah Williams, www.newhopepublishers.com
 

Thank you for listing my book as one of your religion picks for June 6. As it happens, that's my son's birthday. So selecting "Unexpected Grace" was an unexpected present for all of us. Bill Kramer

Yay, thanks Jim! Enjoy the rest of the week. Best, Kate




 

 

Thank you Jim
Adam Ferguson
Baker Publishing Group

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jim;
Thanx for the update. You Rock!
Mike ParkerGlass Road Public Relations, LLC

 

 

 

"Mr. Agnew,
Thanks for listing my book as one of your recommendations for September. Your website is amazing."
Rodney Reeves, A Genuine Faith.

 

 

 

 

Thanks for including us on your lovely site. Best Wishes, Steve Jadick Morning Light Press

 

 


Thanks so much,
Bruce

 

 

 

 

Jim,
 I just wanted to thank you again for choosing A Divine Transition as one of your Daily Book Picks. As a new author, you are the first book review site to list the book and I'm very honored. 
Warmest Regards, Patti Harter

 

 Dear Mr. Agnew, I was so honored to see my book on your web site and I just wanted to express my deep gratitude. Right now I am on an extended tour of Canada working with priests and religious educators about reaching out to disenfranchised, at-risk, and high-risk youth. It has also given me the opportunity to speak in many prisons and share a message of hope and personal responsibility.
The money from the book and other outreaches goes to support this ministry we have with incarcerated youth and others. I want to thank you, again, for the support you provided.
If I can ever be of further service, I hope you will let me know.

Humbly, in service;
 Jerry Goebel
The Deepest Longing of Young People
jerry@onefamilyoutreach.com