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Review: Models for a Multicultural Church

This is a book that every church can benefit from, regardless of the makeup of their congregation. Models for a Multicultural Church by Kenneth Robert Nehrbass and Eunice Hong is rich with real-life examples from churches all across the United States. Offering a multitude of ideas on how churches can embrace their changing communities, along with an evaluation tool to assess church life, pastors and lay leaders will benefit from hearing of God's incredible work among the nations right at our doorsteps. Many thanks to Baker Academic and  NetGalley  for providing a complimentary copy of this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. Book Synopsis Practical Guidance for Understanding and Assessing Your Congregation's Multicultural Posture In a world where conversations about diversity are often met with both hope and skepticism, it can be difficult to know how to lead a church in cross-cultural practices that faithfully reflect the kingdom of God in its multiethni...

Review: Pride and Practicality

After reading  Sense and Suitability by Pepper Basham , I've been absolutely hooked on how she writes a Regency story! Pride and Practicality follows Simon Reeves' sister, Arianna, as she returns home to her family after escaping a scandal. I love her redemption story and am so thrilled that I've also been able to meet my favourite clergyman, Thomas Bridges. Many thanks to Thomas Nelson and NetGalley for providing a complimentary copy of this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. Book Synopsis In a world ruled by reputation, compassion may be the most scandalous act of all. Arianna Reeves knows how quickly admiration can turn into exile. One poorly placed trust, one disastrously charming rake, and she is no longer society's darling—but its favorite cautionary tale. Now returned home—uninvited and unmistakably whispered about—Arianna is determined to make amends with her estranged family and do something useful with her thoroughly ruined life. Even ...