Making Hope: Practices, Prayers, and Parables for a Changing ClimateAdvance Praise & Reviews A wonderfully grounded book! Explaining how to make earthy prayers with everyday life, and how relational practices activate hope, Oneil Van Horn offers an intelligent spiritual manual for a climate haunted world. Willis Jenkins, Hollingsworth Professor of Ethics, University of Virginia This hopefree of optimism and dogmatism, passivity and certaintypractices its possibility now. Even as we read, Van Horn enlivens our courage,

explore some of the core symbols and doctrines of Christianity from a distinctively Latino/a perspective

is a best-selling author and well-known lecturer on topics of justice

to be at peace while tempted

' without much thought

Beverly Lanzetta names the sacred within the human

Daniels-Sykes

building on Panikkar's analyses of myth

Ethical Leadership

Ursula King

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with degrees from Dallas Theological Seminary and Marquette University teaches Greek and New Testament at Columbia International University

This edition has been thoroughly revised and expanded to reflect the mission vision of Pope Francis