The Making of “The Beauty of Motherhood”
Erin Strybis and Kimberly Knowle-Zelle share the process and intention of cowriting their new book of devotionals for mothers.
Books
How Do I Live Now?
Lyndsey Medford works to come to terms with her own chronic illness and what purpose means when faced with circumstances beyond our control.
Possibility amid Uncertainty: A Moment of Renovating Virtue
Dustin Benac explores two "adaptive hubs" that offer a new model and possibility for evangelical churches in the Pacific Northwest.
Swinging on the Garden Gate
Writing became this exploration of incarnation, deeply related to the faith of my upbringing. The writing naturally took me beyond sexual identity.
Crafting Your Body Story as Spiritual Practice
The stories we tell about our bodies can bring freedom, agency, and joy, even when faced with our bodies' limits or trauma. What does the story of your body reveal?
Dorothy Day’s Radical Vision
"The question Dorothy asked of herself and her readers in 1933 remains the same one I have: what are people of faith to do in such a moment in history?"
Book Notes, October 2022
Enjoy these books by Collegeville Institute-affiliated writers about parents, grandparents, and healing.
An Unfinished Death
After a difficult relationship, Jill has one more struggle with her Dutch father-in-law Izaak, accepting his decision to die by euthanasia while still relatively healthy at 85.
Detours of Intention
Tom Fate's latest, a travel memoir, is "Not only 'a journey into space,' as Nelle Morton once wrote, 'but a journey into presence.' Not tours, but unmarked detours. Detours of intention, which can be read two ways: sometimes I chose the route, but more often it chose me."
Steal Away
"Stealing away became a metaphor for a lifestyle of fugitivity and holy deception." Don't miss this excerpt from Liberating Church: A Hush Harbor Manifesto by CI alum Brandon Wrencher.
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