Encountering Henri: The Living Legacy of Henri Nouwen Ethics_ Ethics it invites readers to reflect

it invites readers to reflect on the faith commitments that animate our lives and inform how we live together in the world

Kellerman’s book reveals disturbing answers to contemporary questions about the Church’s role in the history of slavery and especially in the Atlantic slave trade

committed to the work of justice and peace

where he grew up and lived for twenty-seven years

and Long Island in New York

Encountering Henri: The Living Legacy of Henri Nouwen Ethics_ Ethics it invites readers to reflectAdvance Praise and Reviews "A great book to remind you of [Nouwen's] his importance and originality, and more importantly to encourage you to keep using his books in whatever ministries are yours in the world; no doubt, the evergreen themes of his work are still relevant there." Jon Sweeney, in Spirituality and Practice Henri Nouwen, a Dutch born priest, bestselling author, and one of the most beloved spiritual teachers of our time, died in September