Tag Archives: nonfiction

The Hiding Place

Viewers interested in the history of WWII Christian resistance—both viewers discovering Corrie ten Boom’s story for the first time and longtime fans interested in a new rendition of her story.

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Raising Resilient Kids

In Loma Linda, CA there lives the largest concentration of people over the age of 100 in the country. The area is well-known for the health and longevity of its residents, and the author, noted epidemiologist, decided to find out why. This book was the result.

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Deep Discipleship: How the Church Can Make Whole Disciples of Jesus

English provides not just a great book about recapturing the church’s call to discipleship, but also why this is desperately vital.

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Songs from the Silent Passage

Walter Wangerin, Jr. (1944-2021) wrote many things. He released his first novel, a fantasy based on the Canterbury Tales titled Book of the Dun Cow, in 1978 and won considerable awards for it. Over the next forty-three years he wrote memoirs, poems, novels about Biblical figures, and gave many seminars about writing as a Christian. Here, friends and colleagues give their thoughts on his impressive body of work:

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