Pickwick Publications

Please check out this new interview with Pickwick Publications author Jeff McDonald. He sat down with Thomas Kidd of The Gospel Coalition to discuss The Legacy of John Gerstner, Presbyterian Historian and Mentor to R.C. Sproul. From the interview: "I decided to write on Gerstner because I was interested in writing on an evangelical Presbyterian historian and because I felt that Gerstner had become unjustly neglected in the field of Presbyterian history—two key volumes on the history of Pittsburgh Seminary barely mention his name." Read more by clicking here. 

Dorothy Jean Weaver and her book The Irony of Power: The Politics of God within Matthew’s Narrative win praise and recognition at Eastern Mennonite University! You can read all about here. Congratulations, Dorothy!

Stephen Schloesser, SJ offers a substantive review of John F. Kane's book, Building the Human City: William F. Lynch’s Ignatian Spirituality for Public Life, for the prestigious Commonweal. You can read Schloesser's compelling take on Kane's book and William Lynch by clicking here.

AuthorTalk host Ron Way interviews Resource Publications author, Michael Camp about his latest work Craft Brewed Jesus. Check it out by clicking HERE!!

Congratulations to theologian Elaine A. Heath, author of Longing for Spring, Naked Faith, and Missional. Monastic. Mainline., has been named the next dean of the Duke Divinity School. Check out the announcement here!

Nyasha Junior recently interviewed Pamela R. Lightsey, author of Our Lives Matter: A Womanist Queer Theology, about the issues of race, gender, sexual orientation and the Black Lives Matter campaign for the independent secular online magazine Religion Dispatches.

Check out the interview "To be Queer, Gifted, and Black: a Conversation with Theologian Pamela Lightsey" here.

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Pickwick Publications author John P. Tiemstra's book, Stories Economists Tell: Studies in Christianity and Economics, has been reviewed in the Spring 2015 Issue of Faith & Economics. Click here to view!