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Invitation to USCMA members to review mission-themed books!
Would you like to read and review books on mission related themes? By writing a review of the book, you have the opportunity to read a mission-themed book and share it with USCMA members as well!
From time to time, the USCMA office receives books for review. We are happy to offer USCMA members an opportunity to write a review on these books.
If you would like to review any of these options for books to review or any of the featured books listed below, please contact Airianna Beitler, Communication and Publication Associate, at abeitler@uscatholicmission.org for details.
Thank you for considering this invitation!
USCMA receives complimentary books about missiology, theology, and spirituality for review. Our feature book for the month of September is Truth Seekers: Voices of Peace and Nonviolence from Gandhi to Pope Francis by David Cortright
August:
Said I Wasn’t Gonna Tell Nobody: The Making of a Black Theologian by James H. Cone.
July:
Let Justice Be Done: Writings from American Abolitionists 1688 - 1865 by Kerry Walters.
June:
The Ethics of Encounter: Christian Neighbor Love as a Practice of Solidarity by Marcus Mescher.
May:
Keeping Hope Alive by Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr.
April:
The Radical Gospel of Bishop Thomas Gumbleton by Peter Feuerherd.
March:
Thomas Merton’s Encounter with Buddhism and Beyond: His Inter-religious Dialogue, Inter-Monastic Exchanges, and Their Legacy.
February:
The Truth Will Make You Free: The New Evangelization for a Secular Age by Robert F. Leavitt.
January:
New Paths for Interreligious Theology by Alan Race and Paul Knitter.
December:
Abuse and Cover-up: Refounding the Catholic Church in Trauma by Gerald A. Arbuckle.
November:
When the Disciple Comes of Age: Christian Identity in the 21st Century by Diarmuid O’Murchu.
October:
Catholicity & Emerging Personhood: A Contemporary Theological Anthropology by Daniel P Horan, OFM.
September:
Becoming New: Finding God Within Us and in Creation
August:
The Tao of Asian American Belonging: A Yinist Spirituality