Book Reviews

Mark Hazen. Bloomington, Ind.: CrossBooks, 2011. 130 pp. (Paperback) According to the U.S. Census Bureau, there were 46.2 million Americans living in poverty in 2011.

Scott Williams. Green Forest, AR: New Leaf Press, 2011. 190 pp. (Paperback).  The idea that Sunday is the most segregated day of the week is

Robert Wilkerson. Enumclaw, Wash.: WinePress Publishing, 2011. 144 pp. (Hardback). The introduction to “Characters of the Crucifixion” promises to deal “with the lives of the

Austin Boyd and Brannon Hollingsworth. Chattanooga: Living Ink Books, 2011. 400 pp. (Paperback). What if exposure to water brought on terrifying visions and blackouts? What

Jere Patterson. Bloomington, Ind.: Crossbooks, 2011. 172 pp. (Paperback). “Working in God’s Diamond” is the first book for Jere Patterson, church consultant and former director

Judith de Wilde. Bloomington, Ind.: AuthorHouse, 2010. 72 pp. (Large Paperback). Judith de Wilde penned this book to capture the thoughts and feelings that followed

Jeff Petherick. Elk Lake, Mich.: Elk Lake Publishing, 2007.  257pp. (Paperback). “The problem with the American dream is that it’s never enough.” That realization led