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Via our sister website Thrifty Christian Reader…
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With the release of the Wendell Berry documentary LOOK & SEE, Co-Producer Nick Offerman (best known as Ron Swanson, from TV’s Parks and Recreation) has been making the rounds as an apologist for the film…
*** A number of Berry’s books are on a great sale
for Kindle this month!
Via our sister website Thrifty Christian Reader…
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Via our sister website Thrifty Christian Reader…
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be sure to connect with TCR via email or on Facebook…
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This excellent new book by Ragan Sutterfield was just released!
In honor of its release, we’re giving away
FIVE copies of this new book…
Enter now to win (It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3!) :
(Where possible, we have also tried to include a review/interview related to the book…)
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To Alter Your World: Partnering with God to Rebirth Our CommunitiesMichael Frost /
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One of the best new releases of this month is…
Hardback: Counterpoint Press, 2016
Buy now: [ Amazon ] [ Kindle ]
(Where possible, we have also tried to include a review/interview related to the book…)
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A Small Porch: Sabbath Poems 2014 and 2015Wendell Berry
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Watch for Berry’s latest collection of Sabbath poems, A Small Porch , coming next month!
Also, if you like these poems, I recommend the most complete collection of Berry’s Sabbath poems: This Day: Collected & New Sabbath Poems.
The work of social critics is vital for the health and flourishing of the church, because they remind us of the brokenness of the world and challenge us to imagine new and more healthy ways of sharing life together.
Here are ten social critics whose work has been particularly helpful for me in trying to discern how to live faithfully in the twenty-first century. With each critic, I’ve included an excerpt that will serve as an introduction to that writer’s work.
A Kentucky farmer and writer, Berry’s work challenges us to live peacefully within the created created and to find ways to vitalize our local communities.
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