William StringfellowWilliam Stringfellow (1928 1985) was a practicing attorney and Episcopalian layman. A frequent contributor to legal and theological journals, Stringfellow authored more than a dozen books, including A Private and Public Faith, and An Ethic for Christians and Other Aliens in a Strange Land. A lifelong gadfly in the church he drew on the biblical warnings against "powers and principalities" leveling a prophetic critique against a range of social

Integrating the best principles and practices of the international development community

and witness to "God who is larger than our hearts

It's an excellent introduction to the lives of extraordinary people most of us don't know about but should

Addressing what many consider the world's most intractable conflict

citizen and a professor of Christian ethics

She has graduate degrees in spirituality

Her articulation of these broad cosmological and historical frameworks for effective environmental justice is brilliant and timely

Francis to contemporary spirituality and to the construction of a new church

and more recently The Tao of Liberation and Francis of Rome

Prior to coming to Goucher College she was an Associate Professor of Theology at Howard University School of Divinity

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and The God of Life