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[The Bookshelf #84] Something Approximating Respect and Care
Stewarding words in the particulars of our daily lives, plus understanding the roots of the Central American immigration crisis
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Tim Hoiland
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March 2024

[The Bookshelf #83] A Slow and Certain Light
Thinking about Elisabeth Elliot's legacy, plus Eugene Peterson on the language of Jesus in his parables and prayers
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Tim Hoiland
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February 2024

[The Bookshelf #82] A Fugitive Gleam
Elisabeth Elliot, Justo González, Christian Wiman
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Tim Hoiland
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January 2024

[The Bookshelf #81] My Favorite Books of 2023
15 books that became "companions" during a beautiful, terrible year
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Tim Hoiland
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December 2023

[The Bookshelf #80] This is Home
A personal announcement, plus some wonderful books
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Tim Hoiland
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November 2023

[The Bookshelf #79] On Taking a Break
Authors are people too, you know
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Tim Hoiland
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October 2023

[The Bookshelf #78] Everyday Conversations
with Marilynne Robinson, Thomas Merton, and MLK

September 2023

[The Bookshelf #77] Lights, Camera, Action
On Jason Bailey's coffee table book about movies in New York City, and more from Tomáš Halík and Ellen Davis
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Tim Hoiland
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August 2023

[The Bookshelf #76] Wonders Never Cease
Reflections on books from Stanley Hauerwas, Joyce Maynard, and Tomáš Halík
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Tim Hoiland

July 2023

[The Bookshelf #75] Embrace Fearlessly the Burning World
Resources for resisting detachment and despair

June 2023

[The Bookshelf #74] Ten Seconds of Silence
Making room in our lives for what we're missing
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Tim Hoiland

May 2023

[The Bookshelf #73] Smuggling in the Time of Reaganomics
The title will make sense in a minute, maybe
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Tim Hoiland
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