Christine D. Pohl (1950-2023) was professor emerita of Christian ethics at Asbury Theological Seminary. She authored numerous articles and books, most notably Living into Community: Cultivating Practices That Sustain Us and (with Keith Wasserman) Good Works: Hospitality and Faithful Discipleship.
Marva J. Dawn
-- author of Truly the Community
"Every Christian should read this provocative book! Christine
thoroughly delineates the interlocking relationships and dangerous
deformities of practices that could deepen our communities but
often destroy them. This volume is pertinent to our families,
churches, even places of work." Spirit & Life
"Pohl draws together the experiences, study, and reflection of
twenty pastors, leaders, and professors on building community. . .
. This is a book to be read slowly and pondered." Mennonite
Brethren Herald
"I recommend this book. . . . Pohl's principles make sense, and are
a worthwhile challenge to anyone who desires to create, live in,
and maintain better community. This book would be a valuable
resource for church leaders, pastors, and church planters."
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