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Author: Christopher Levan
Publisher: Wipf & Stock Publishers
Imprint: Wipf & Stock Publishers
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 1.20cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.308kg
ISBN: 9781666765663
ISBN 10: 166676566
Pages: 224
Publication Date: 09 May 2023
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
"""Start with handfuls of Jesus's pithy words and daring actions. Stir in two millennia of Christian tradition. Season with stories and characters from the author's remarkable life and ministry. Leaven with a passion for a new kind of meal at the heart of Christian community, and you get Christopher Levan's urgent call for change--plus actual recipes for everything from Bannock to croissants! Tasty. Nourishing. Inspiring."" --Robin Wardlaw, author of Upstairs, Downstairs: Breaking Bread in an Urban United Church ""Most Christian churches have a table in the front. But many times that table is not to eat the shared food, but to eat a memory, a devotion. As daring as ever, Christopher Levan reminds us in this book that a table was where it all began, but also where everything can end. Eat with Jesus to teach and challenge us, or swallow Jesus to shut up? That is the question."" --Orestes Roca, professor of New Testament and Greek, Evangelical Seminary of Theology of Matanzas"
"""Start with handfuls of Jesus's pithy words and daring actions. Stir in two millennia of Christian tradition. Season with stories and characters from the author's remarkable life and ministry. Leaven with a passion for a new kind of meal at the heart of Christian community, and you get Christopher Levan's urgent call for change--plus actual recipes for everything from Bannock to croissants! Tasty. Nourishing. Inspiring."" --Robin Wardlaw, author of Upstairs, Downstairs: Breaking Bread in an Urban United Church ""Most Christian churches have a table in the front. But many times that table is not to eat the shared food, but to eat a memory, a devotion. As daring as ever, Christopher Levan reminds us in this book that a table was where it all began, but also where everything can end. Eat with Jesus to teach and challenge us, or swallow Jesus to shut up? That is the question."" --Orestes Roca, professor of New Testament and Greek, Evangelical Seminary of Theology of Matanzas"
Author Information
Christopher Levan is a retired pastor and professor living on Salt Spring Island, British Columbia with his wife Ellen. An award-winning author, part-time baker, and aspiring bagpiper, Chris divides his free time among islands pursuits: RCM-SAR: Marine Search and Rescue and the SSI Pipes and Drums Band.
