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Ellen Davis
Not difficult to see why this book was essential to our effort to describe a way of being church that drew inspiration from the Slow Food movement.
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Norman Wirzba
Another essential book for imagining a Christian life together that is centered around breaking bread together.
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Aquinata Bockmann
In a very similar vein to the two books above, yet tightening its focus on the Benedictine tradition
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