We Drink from Our Own WellsA new edition of the classic work on the spirituality of liberation. "A significant event in the development of liberation theology. We Drink from Our Own Wells is the nuanced articulation of the Christ encounter as experienced by the poor of Latin America in their struggle to affirm their human dignity and claim their true identity as sons and daughters of God." Henri Nouwen "A helpful manual for all Christians seeking to deepen the roots of their

He is co-editor of Liberating Life: Contemporary Approaches to Ecological Theology

Contributors include: Russell Means (Oglala Lakota)

Rites of Justice

A mother who cooked seven loaves and fishes for her son

In this inspiring look at what motivated Chavez

Forest reveals that Wormwood survived and now advises yet-more-junior tempters

Part I: The Christian Tradition

For Children God Sees the Truth

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showing how intimately bound together are the message of Jesus and the struggle for democracy

” this book takes on the hard practical questions that confront missioners within the North American context as well as overseas

The Discussion of the Modern Media