For more than thirty years,writer Donna Schaper, author of Living Well While Doing Good has been known as a "crunchy" activist. She has supported community gardens, school lunch movements, and now the slow food movement.Her latest book, Sacred Chow: Some Holy Ways to Eat is a comic and spiritual addition to the voices that are touting the greening and local and slow food movements. She uses sacred texts to talk about deep changes that will let us be green and safe.She writes of eating in a sustainable way on all levels at once - biologically, spiritually, politically, economically, and aesthetically. Sacred Chow is as much about spiritual sustenance as it is about food, and both topics are treating in a gloriously engaging fashion.

Sacred Chow: Some Holy Ways to Eat

Donna Schaper

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<p>Theologian and former Canon Ecumenist at the Washington National Cathedral, Dr. Roy John Enquist, has penned a provocative book describing ways to disenthrall ourselves from the toxic dogmas of the quiet past. He writes eloquently of finding the courage to believe in God and to believe that we can reconnect power to moral responsibility. This book is ecumenical in discussing possibilities for living out faith in the 21st Century.</p>

The Courage to Believe: How Human Life May Flourish

Enquist, Roy J.

<p>A first novel from educator and writer Verona Anne VanderVen, this book is a journey into the Slavic-American experience through the eyes of a woman recalling the forces that shaped her life as she experiences the long hours of labor before giving birth to a child conceived late in life.</p>

A Tardiness in Nature

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VanderVen, Verona Anne

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