Recommended Reading - Church Health Reader

	Book Recommendations

	Recommendations for your life and ministry.

	Daniel Deffenbaugh Daniel Deffenbaugh is the Professor of Theology at Hastings College, Nebraska.

	Deborah Patterson Rev. Dr. Deborah Patterson is Executive Director of the International Parish Nurse Resource Center and is an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ.

	Gary Gunderson Gary R Gunderson is the Sr. Vice President for Health and Welfare Ministries at Methodist LeBonheur Healthcare, Memphis, Tenn. and the author of several books.

	Kymberly McNair Kymberly McNair is the Training Coordinator for My Sisters' Place, a Domestic Violence service provider. She recommends books on Domestic Violence.

	Scott Morris Dr. Scott Morris is the Founder and Executive Director of the Church Health Center in Memphis, TN.

	Lee Ramsey Lee Ramsey is an ordained United Methodist pastor and is currently an associate professor of pastoral care and pastoral theology at Memphis Theological Seminary.

	Grace Tazelaar Grace Tazelaar serves as the Nurses Christian Fellowship Missions Director, and she is Missions Editor for the Journal of Christian Nursing.

	Arthur Paul Boers Boers is the author of The Way is Made by Walking: A Pilgrimage Along the Camino de Santiago.

	Recent Book Reviews

	Not All of Us Are Saints In Not All of Us Are Saints: A Doctor’s Journey with the Poor, Dr. David Hilfiker poignantly relates his experience as a physician and resident with DC’s urban homeless and poor. Review by Sarah Stoneking.

	Medicine as Ministry Margaret Mohrmann’s book, Medicine as Ministry, is written out of professional experience both as a physician and a Christian. Review by Scott Morris.

	The Way is Made by Walking The Way is Made by Walking by Arthur Paul Boers chronicles one man's spiritual and physical journey on the Camino de Santiago. Review by Mary Allison Cates.

	Making Crosses Making Crosses by Ellen Morris Prewitt captures the art of healing through cross-making. Review by Emma F. Connolly.

	The Religion of Thinness The Religion of Thinness by Michelle Lelwica explores the spiritual dimensions of eating problems. Review by Rachel Thompson.