Finding Hope

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This book is derived from the real and lived experience of people who deal with mental illnesses of all types and severity on a daily basis. People who have learned to navigate a system that does not easily or readily provide the treatment and care needed – and which all too often harms those it is to help. It is based on what we know is important and is needed. Most importantly Finding Hope shares what we know – there is hope – no matter how hard or painful this experience, no matter how long it takes to be realized. There is hope here.

Decline and Dysfunction in the American Church, by Reverend Polk Culpepper

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Decline and Dysfunction in the American Church proposes an interdisciplinary explanation, one that converges at the intersection of Christianity and psychology.  Based on his research of over 25 years of parish and diocesan ministry, Culpepper contends that the American church has, for many, become irrelevant to their lives due to the toxic influences of co-dependent patterns of behavior. The same co-dependent behaviors that devastate the efforts of human families to love and support one another effect church congregational and denominational “families” in similar ways.

Letters for my Little Sister, by Cecilia B.W. Gunther

Letters for my Little Sister began as a conversation peppered with questions — between women who found they had little to no idea what to expect from this phase in their lives.

Compiled from letters, essays and poems from almost seventy women around the world, Letters is written for every woman to read, to share — with each other and with the men and women who love them.