Parker Palmer, Ebook Deals, New Website!, Wendell Berry, Memento Mori, MORE - Feb. 29 - ERB Daily Book Morsel

Published: Sat, 02/29/20













 



February 29, 2020
 

“Before you tell your life what you intend to do with it,
listen for what it intends to do with you.
Before you tell your life what truths and values
you have decided to live up to,
let your life tell you what truths you embody,
what values you represent.”


 Parker Palmer, Quaker sociologist

YESTERDAY marked Palmer's birthday...

 
*** Our 2018 Interview
with Parker Palmer






*** Kindle Ebook
Deal of the Day!

When the English Fall
A Novel by David Williams

Only $1.99 !!!
*** One of our Best Books of 2017!

LAST CHANCE to get this ebook and the others
in Amazon's Monthly Kindle Sale for February!!!
Our Recommended Titles from this sale...


 


Our New Website
is LIVE now!!!!


Be sure to click
one of the links below
and check it out...



 

New on our website... 


*** Memento Mori – Five Poems for Lent

We remember our mortality with five poems for Lent on the theme of
memento mori … Including poems by Billy Collins, Mary Oliver, Mary Szybist, MORE





*** 5 Essential Ebook Deals
for Church Leaders – 28 February 2020


Here are 5 essential February 2020 ebook deals that are worth checking out:
( Wendell Berry, Alice Walker, Jonathan Merritt, MORE)



 

Joanna Kavenna – Zed –

A Novel – Feature Review

Something No Technology Will Ever Be Able to Reproduce
A Feature Review of Zed - A Novel by Joanna Kavenna
(Hardback: Doubleday, 2020)
Reviewed by Julie Sumner





In Case You Missed It... 

*** Lectionary Poetry –
Lent Week 1 (Year A)


New poems posted for this coming Sunday, Week 1 of Lent...
Including ones by Thomas Traherne, Lucille Clifton, John O'Donohue, MORE.
We hope that these poems will be fruitful not only for preachers who will be
preaching these texts on the coming Sunday, but also for church
members in the pews, as way to prime our minds for encountering the biblical texts.




*** Lent 2020 – A Season of Lament
– Book Recommendations


We live in a broken world that inflicts violence on other humans,
other creatures, and creation as a whole. And often the people of God
participate in this violence as much or more than our fellow humans
that do not follow in the way of Jesus. We have much to lament:
racism, sexism, homophobia, consumerism, environmental degradation,
and on and on. As we lament during the season of Lent, we recommend
reading one or more of these books that narrate history in a way that
gives shape to our laments.





Here's to energizing reading today!

Chris Smith
Editor, The Englewood Review of Books