Available late Spring / Early SummerThe ecumenical edition of Celebrating Sabbath draws us together in a study community across denominations. In this nine-lesson study, participants will consider Sabbath anew and will come away renewed. Sabbath rem...

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Available Summer 2021The ecumenical edition of What My Grandmothers Taught Me draws us together in a study community across denominations. In this nine-lesson study, Merryl Blair invites us to consider the women named in Matthew: Tamar, Rahab, Ruth,...

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In this nine-lesson study, Lynn Miller revives lament as a proper theological response to the difficult situations of our world. One of the foundational points of the study is that, in scripture, lament usually leads to hope. Hope implies movement: ...

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The 2019—2020 PW/Horizons Bible study, Love Carved in Stone: A Fresh Look at the Ten Commandments, asks: How do we live out our relationship with God and with one another in a world that is often ruled by other standards? What is the pain from which...

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The 2018—2019 PW/Horizons Bible study, God’s Promise: I Am with You, takes readers on a journey through scripture to consider circumstances in which God articulated God’s promise of presence. This study does not delve deeply into manifestations of G...

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The PDA ecumenical brochure, "Working with others through faith, love, and action," explains how PDA works in the United States in conjunction with mid-councils and with other agencies; and internationally through ecumenical alliances and partnershi...

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In the nine lessons of Joshua: A Journey of Faith, Mary Mikhael invites us to explore the challenging, sometimes heartrending book of Joshua. Pursuing such themes as leadership, the promise of land, the concept of ""holy war,"" and outsiders becomin...

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These essays explore many themes in spirituality--the ecumenical nature of spirituality, theological perspectives, listening, spirituality in the dialogue of religions, action and contemplation, contemplation and work, discernment, eucharistic spiri...

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The ecumenical edition of Let Justice Roll Down: God’s Call for Neighbors and All Creation draws us together in a study community across denominations. According to Scripture, the earth and its members belong to God. We are called to care for creati...

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The ecumenical edition of Sacred Encounters: The Power and Presence of Jesus Christ in Luke-Acts draws us together in a study community across denominations. In this study, readers are invited to consider Jesus, “the good shepherd” (Luke 10:15), who...

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Faith and Feminism brings together leading voices in biblical studies, inter-religious encounters, theology and ethics. Originally delivered as part of the Phyllis Trible Lecture Series at Wake Forest University School of Divinity (2003- 2013), thes...

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Marriage and families are becoming increasingly complex. No longer can any of us speak with simplicity about what a "typical" family is like, now that our vocabulary includes words like "single parent," "blended," and "multi-faith." Inerfaith Famili...

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Richard Osmer's Confirmation provides a comprehensive discussion of the particularities of the Protestant experience of confirmation by examining Presbyterian, Episcopal, Lutheran, and Methodist practices. Osmer explains the need for a renewed under...

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Welcome to the 20172018 PW/Horizons Bible study, Cloud of Witnesses: The Community of Christ in Hebrews by Melissa Bane Sevier. In nine lessons, the author invites us to explore major themes found in Hebrews, relate these themes to other parts of ou...

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Welcome to the 20162017 PW/Horizons Bible study, Who Is Jesus? What a Difference a Lens Makes by Judy Yates Siker. Each of the studys nine lessons explores the question Who is Jesus? through a particular theological lens. The author explores the ans...

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