Books for Freedom



Below is a list of books that I own that I am parting with and which I will share with anyone who wants one - in exchange I only ask that you make a donation to the local chapter of the organization Love146 - which fights child sex trafficking in the US and beyond.

Two ways to donate:

1.) Donate directly on the site linked above (please use donation code TF115).

-A donation of $5 gets one book, $10 gets two books, and on up. 

2.) Purchase a ticket to the Route 146 to Freedom Fundraiser (music, food, crafts, raffles, etc).

-Tickets are $5
-Date: Friday October 7, 2011
-Time: 6:30-10:00pm
-Place: Impact Church 6420 Bridgetown Road Cincinnati, OH 45248

You can get a ticket from me or from Refuge Coffee Bar. 

If you see a book you would like simply leave a comment with the title and whether you are donating via the website or purchasing a fundraiser ticket. If more than one person requests a particular book, the one who commented first will get the book.



Book List:

General Fiction/Nonfiction

The Memory of Water - Karen White
Ghost Boy - Iain Lawrence
Look Me in The Eye (my life with aspergers) - John Elder Robison


Christian books

Following Jesus without Embarrassing God - Tony Campolo
Breakfast with Jesus - Greg Laurie
The Naked Gospel (the truth you may never hear in church) - Andrew Farley
10 lies The Church Tells Women - J. Lee Grady
A New Kind of Christian - Brian D. McLaren
Conspiracy of Kindness - Steve Sjogren
The Day I Died - Steve Sjogren
Power Evangelism - John Wimber
Redefining the Strong-willed Woman - Cynthia Ulrich Tobias
To Own a Dragon - Donald Miller and John MacMurray
Common Sense Religion - Gerald Mann
When The Bad Times Are Over For Good - Gerald Mann
Living As Ambassadors of Relationships - James Wilson
The Complete Book of Bible Trivia - J. Stephen Lang
Know Why You Believe: Connecting Faith and Reason - Paul E. Little

The books below are small and I will throw one in with one of the bigger books if you want one:


How Good Is Good Enough? - Andy Stanley
More Than A Carpenter - Josh McDowell




































Comments

Sandy said…
I would so love to help out, but we are really really hurting for money right now. Bill isn't getting a lot of hours at work and we have to watch every penny we spend.

But I think it's great that you are doing this!

Sandy
9:42 AM
Lee said…
Might check out a couple of replacements...

Ancient-Future Bible Study: Women of the Torah and Women of the Gospels by Stephen J. Binz

Came from here:
http://rachelheldevans.com/books-you-might-love?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+RachelHeldEvans+%28Rachel+Held+Evans+-+Blog%29
6:56 PM
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