Charles de FoucauldDrawn from writings, sermons, and letters and including a brief biography, this collection offers a full introduction to Charles de Foucauld, French aristocrat and soldier in North Africa at the turn of the 20th century, who experienced a radical conversion to Christ. de Foucauld, who ultimately died a martyr in the desert of Algiers, was, as Richard Rohr says, "one of those rare souls who leaves no one untouched and many transformed." Charles was

He is presently director of research at the Center for Mission Research and Study

his Asian face

Naim Ateek examines the prospects and problems facing the Palestinian Christian community

Gonzalez is now on the faculty of the Interdenominational Theological Center in Atlanta

In “Say to this Mountain” Myers is joined by a team of authors

A consultant to the Vatican on justice and peace

of religion and its liberative elements

They address some of the most pressing challenges of our time—racial injustice

Near Occasions of Grace plunges us into the journey of spiritual discovery

They are sermons in the original sense of the word

These essays documents range of problems

Clodovis Boff is a Servite priest and a professor at the Catholic University of Sao Paulo