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by Jillene A. Cook
Boston Promises is an interactive memoir that explores how spiritual formation can be used to deepen your revelation of who God is in everyday life.
Edited by Alexa Johansen, Ph.D.
by Jillene A. Cook
The Guide was released after Boston Promises to repackage the Takeaways, Questions, and Prayers into something more compact, like a travel-sized companion to your journal.
Edited by Alexa Johansen, Ph.D.
by Ashley K. Jones
The Miracle and the Mending is a collection of poetry that tells the author's own journey through a cancer diagnosis, healing, and now life-long mending.
Edited by Alexa Johansen, Ph.D.
by Clio DeVitis
This collection of poetry tells the story of what it means to live as a human being, a human performing, a human learning, and a human loving, all the while being a part of humankind.
Edited by Alexa Johansen, Ph.D.
by Derious Vaughn
King of Cups intertwines lyrical introspection and human resilience, offering a compelling journey through the nuances of emotional growth and self-discovery.
Edited by Alexa Johansen, Ph.D.
by Myra Fiacco
Eccentric and endearing, Summer Enchanted explores the euphoria of summertime through the vast emotional territory of someone healing her way into a new chapter of life.
Edited by Alexa Johansen, Ph.D.
by Derrick Engoy
Letters is a collection of poetry as a form of letter-writing to his kin, culture, and Creator. Derrick's verse is honest, yet comforting, personal, yet relatable, and far lasting beyond the page.
Edited by Alexa Johansen, Ph.D.
by B LINE DOT
It's Nothing or It's Everything explores depression, regret, struggle, comfort, and hope in the form of ink, paint, and prose. Each poem was typed on the author's 1969 Royal 890 typewriter.
Edited by Alexa Johansen, Ph.D.
by Emma Gazley
A young woman wrestles with her ancestors, daemons, and faith after plunging into the mysteries of illness and memory. This collection of poetry dares you to ask deeper questions surrounding your own experiences and existence.
Edited by Alexa Johansen, Ph.D.