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News & Stories Dear Outlook readers,  Today, I pray that you are able to see the Spirit at work all around you — in community, in creation, in the work of the church. Know that God goes with you into all of the unknowns of this time and Christ's grace covers you. In Christ, Rose Schrott Taylor Outlook interim associate editor Editors' picks Books briefly noted: Something for each age by Amy Pagliarella Books briefly noted: Black Lit & Black lives by Amy Pagliarella Books we love: How Not to Be Afraid by Andrew Taylor-Troutman Black to the future – Literacy as freedom by Dana Purdom In case you missed it... The power of naming Matthew Skolnik reflects how, as a church, we need to harness the power of naming our struggles honestly and openly. What would happen if we named the death of Christendom? Someday, if you are interested … Dave Coles shares an approach to evangelism that he has found helpful in his faith. Books we love: The Pastor in a Secular Age Author Andrew Root reminds Pastor Aaron Neff that his job matters in the secular age. Pastoral ministry is grounded in a radical affirmation of personhood, and this meets an important need. Search Amy Paglliarella reviews Michelle Huneven's new book. Books briefly noted: Ethical living Outlook Book Review Editor Amy Paglliarella highlights some must-read books about ethical living. Did you hear? Rev. Dr. Bob Stebe is honorably retired.

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