Wendy Murray

Auteur de A Mended and Broken Heart: The Life and Love of Francis of Assisi

32 oeuvres 259 utilisateurs 15 critiques

A propos de l'auteur

Wendy Murray holds an MA in theology from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. She has written numerous books on Christian topics, including The Beliefnet Guide to Evangelical Christianity, and has also written extensively for Christianity Today, Books Culture, The Christian Century, and Beliefnet. afficher plus She lives in Boston, Massachusetts. afficher moins

Comprend les noms: Wendy Zoba, Wendy M Zoba, Wendy Murray, Wendy Murry Zoba, Wendy Murra Zoba

Œuvres de Wendy Murray

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A Mended and Broken Heart: The Life and Love of Francis of Assisi (2008) 67 exemplaires

Generation 2K: What Parents & Others Need to Know About the Millennials (1999) 45 exemplaires

The Beliefnet Guide to Evangelical Christianity (Beliefnet Guides) (2005) 26 exemplaires

Day of Reckoning: Columbine and the Search for America's Soul (2001) 25 exemplaires

Sacred Journeys (2002) 20 exemplaires

On Broken Legs: A Shattered Life, a Search for God, a Miracle That Met Me in a Cave in Assisi (2004) 17 exemplaires

Easy Poetry Lessons That Dazzle and Delight (Grades 3-6) (1999) 13 exemplaires

Facing Forward Finding Hope to Begin Again (2002) 8 exemplaires

Clare of Assisi: Gentle Warrior (San Damiano Books) (2020) 6 exemplaires

Lessons from Lucy about Loving God (2004) 6 exemplaires

The Warrior King (2010) 3 exemplaires

Meet Me in Managua: The Powerful Story of Nicaragua Reborn (2005) 2 exemplaires

Evangelical Christianity 2 exemplaires

Dying in Peace 1 exemplaire

Columbine's Tortuous Road to healing 1 exemplaire

Portraits of Nouns : Drawing in a Pandemic 1 exemplaire

Wendy Murray Portraits of Nouns, Drawing in a Pandemic (2021) 1 exemplaire

Sydney--We Need to Talk!, vol. 1 1 exemplaire

Sometimes He Calms the Child 1 exemplaire

How We Die 1 exemplaire

A Sword Through her Soul 1 exemplaire

Isalm, U.S.A. 1 exemplaire

The Grandmother of Us All 1 exemplaire

A Crisis of Discipleship 1 exemplaire

Trivializing The Cross 1 exemplaire

God at Risk 1 exemplaire

Do You Believe in God? 1 exemplaire

Christianity Today, Volume 43 Number 6, May 24, 1999 (1999) 1 exemplaire

Rediscovering the Holy Spirit 1 exemplaire

Separate and Equal 1 exemplaire

Future Tense 1 exemplaire

church, State, and Columbine 1 exemplaire

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Partage des connaissances

Nom canonique: Murray, Wendy
Autres noms: Zoba, Wendy Murray
Date de naissance: 1956-01
Sexe: female
Nationalité: USA
Lieux de résidence: Chagrin Falls, Ohio, USA
Études: Hiram College
Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary
Professions: journalist

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Critiques

The Grandmother of Us All par Wendy Zoba

Henrietta Mears had a vision for conquering the world for Christ. And in a way, she did.

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kijabi1 | Jan 6, 2012 |

Rediscovering the Holy Spirit par Wendy Murray Zoba

bible scholar Gordon Fee thinks we have tried to tame the Holy Ghost and--in worship and church life--missed out on much of the richness of his blessing.

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kijabi1 | Jan 6, 2012 |

How We Die par Wendy Murra Zoba

God surprises us in dark places Euthanasia is logical, if comfort and control and a certain kind of 'dignity' form the defining paradigm of life.

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kijabi1 | Jan 6, 2012 |

Separate and Equal par Wendy Murray Zoba

There have long been two competing impulses among black Christians; integration and independence. Boston minister Eugene Rivers thinks Martin Luther King gave us the wrong dream.

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kijabi1 | Jan 6, 2012 |

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