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David Heiliger
David Heiliger is the director of Gracism Global and the pastor of multicultural bridge building at Bridgeway Community Church. He holds a master's degree in conflict transformation from the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding at Eastern Mennonite University. David and his wife, Julie, have one daughter.
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All around the world, women face oppression, abuse, and inequality. These books address injustice towards women in contexts like the church, the workplace, and abroad, offering vital perspectives and practical wisdom as we fight for a just and equal society: one where men and women can flourish together, glorifying God's intention for humankind.
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Raising financial support is one of the most contentious parts of church and non-profit work. We need money to run our ministries, but fund-raising is uncomfortable and time-consuming. These resources will help pastors and volunteers develop financial partnerships and connect with donors for better stewardship.
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All people—including those with physical and cognitive disabilities—bear the image of God and deserve human dignity. These books engage with disability studies, ableism and justice concerns, theology of disability and healing, inclusion and accessibility, and special needs considerations in society and the church.
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Throughout the course of Christian history, unique expressions of the church have emerged. These resources help us understand the doctrines, liturgical practices, and ecclesiological beliefs that are distinct (and unified) among Christian denominations. Learn more about Anglican, Calvinist & Reformed, charismatic & Pentecostal, Eastern Orthodox, and Roman Catholic traditions.
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Eastern Orthodoxy is one of the three largest sacramental bodies within global Christianity. Shaped by the church of Constantinople and the Greek Fathers of the Eastern Roman (or Byzantine) Empire, this tradition is centered in Eastern Europe and the Balkans. Learn more about the history, doctrine, and practice of this Christian tradition with these resources.
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How should Christians engage with their neighbors, their political systems, and the culture at large? These books give wisdom and inspiration for how we can be a force for good in the spaces we inhabit. You can also read articles on cultural engagement from IVP authors or browse books on how the church interacts with society.
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Michelle Keener
Michelle K. Keener (PhD, Liberty) is an associate research fellow with the Kirby-Laing Centre for Public Theology and the director of discipleship for a growing church in Las Vegas. She is an award-winning novelist and devotional author. Keener and her family live in beautiful southern Nevada.
