United Methodist Women Reading Program catalog

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1 Reading Program Programa de Lectura 독서프로그램

2 table of Contents Education for Mission 4 Leadership Development 6 Nurturing for Community 8 Social Action 11 Spiritual Growth 14 Large Print 17 Children 19 Youth 23 Libros en español 26 한국어서적 29 Recommended Reading 31 About the Reading Program 32 Acerca del Programa de Lectura 35 한국어프로그램안내 39 Order Form 43 Formulario de Pedido 44 한국어주문서 45 Sources for the Visually Impaired 46 Shipping Information 46 Costo de Procesamiento y Envío 46 배송정보 46 Ordering Information 48 Cómo Hacer Pedidos 48 주문정보 48 GreetinGs! Welcome to the 2015 Reading Program! The Reading Program evaluators have spent hours reading to bring you this list. We are sure you will find something here for everyone. Some highlights include titles in leadership development from the Girl Scouts and women s basketball and titles that explore our relationships with food and spiritual growth and our habits as consumers. One book asks the question: What s so blessed about being poor? And be prepared to laugh when chickens build a wall. As always, while you read keep the purpose of the Reading Program in mind and take advantage of the suggestions for action included in this catalog. I d love to hear from you about how you turn your reading into action. Post your comments on the Reading Program group at umwonline.org/groups/ readingprogram. Brenda Thompson Reading Program Specialist Suggestions, recommendations or comments about Reading Program books can be sent to the Reading Program, United Methodist Women, room 1502, 475 Riverside Drive, New York, NY bathomps@ unitedmethodistwomen.org. Please indicate title, author, publisher, date of publication and price.

3 saludos! Bienvenidas al Programa de Lectura de 2015! Las evaluadoras del Programa de Lectura han pasado horas leyendo libros para poder presentarles esta lista. Estamos seguras que todas encontrarán algo de interés. Queremos destacar que esta lista de libros incluye títulos sobre el desarrollo del liderazgo desde las Girl Scouts hasta el baloncesto femenino y títulos que exploran la relación que tenemos con los alimentos y el crecimiento espiritual, y nuestros hábitos como consumidoras. Uno de los libros presenta la siguiente pregunta: cuál es la gran bendición de ser pobre? Además, prepárense para reír cuando los pollos construyan una pared. Como siempre, mientras ustedes leen, mantengan el propósito del Programa de Lectura en sus mentes y aprovechen las sugerencias para la acción incluidas en este catálogo. Sería un gran placer poder saber cómo transforman su lectura en acción. Envíennos sus comentarios al grupo del Programa de Lectura: umwonline.org/groups/readingprogram. Brenda Thompson Especialista en Programa de Lectura Sugerencias, recomendaciones o comentarios sobre los libros del Programa de Lectura se pueden enviar a Programa de Lectura, Mujeres Metodistas Unidas, 475 Riverside Drive, Oficina 1502, New York, NY Correo Electrónico: Bathomps@unitedmethodistwomen. org. Por favor indiquen título, autor, editor, fecha de publicación y precio. 안녕하세요 년독서프로그램에오신것을환영합니다! 여러분에게권장도서목록을제공하기위해독서프로그램평가자들은많은책들을읽었습니다. 여러분모두에게도움이되리라확신합니다. 몇몇흥미로운책들중에는걸스카우트와여자농구의리더십개발, 음식과영성과소비자로써우리의습관과의관계에대한연구를다룬것들이있습니다. 또한가난한것이왜축복인가? 라는질문을하는책도있습니다. 닭이벽을세우는내용이담긴책을읽을때는웃을준비를하십시오. 늘그렇듯이, 책을읽는동안독서프로그램의목적을명심하시고, 이안내책자에실린행동을위한제안들을활용하십시오. 여러분이권장도서들을읽고어떻게행동으로옮겼는지에대해듣고싶습니다. umwonline.org/groups/readingprogram에독서프로그램그룹에대한여러분의의견을올려주십시오. 브렌다톰슨독서프로그램전문가독서프로그램권장도서로추천할만한책이있거나권장도서에대한제안및평가등의견이있다면독서프로그램담당자에게연락해주시기바란다. United Methodist Women Room 1502, 475 Riverside Drive, New York, NY 이메일 : bathomps@ unitedmethodist women.org. 추천하는책의제목, 저자, 출판사, 출판년도, 가격등을반드시명기해주시기바란다. 3

4 education for Mission CHASING CHAOS My Decade In and Out of Humanitarian Aid Jessica Alexander Random House (2013) $ pages RP1506 In this honest and irreverent memoir, Jessica Alexander introduces readers to the realities of life as an aid worker. We watch as she manages a 24,000-person camp in Darfur, collects trial evidence in Sierra Leone and contributes to the massive aid effort in Haiti; we also hear about parties, romances, burnouts and self-doubt while struggling to do good in places that have long endured suffering. FAITH AND STRUGGLE ON SMOKEY MOUNTAIN Hope for a Planet in Peril Benigno P. Beltran Orbis Books (2012) $ pages RP1513 B Smokey Mountain is a vast garbage dump in Manila, the Philippines. For some, it is a metaphor for a planet choking on garbage and waste, but for Benigno Beltran, who served as chaplain to its 25,000 scavengers for 30 years, it is a metaphor of hope, a symbol of the will to survive and the ability to create joy in the midst of abject poverty. 4

5 education for Mission THE GOLDEN CAGE Three Brothers, Three Choices, One Destiny Shirin Ebadi Kales Press (2011) $ pages RP1517 History is best described through life stories told in simple ways by appealing to what human beings hold in common: the love of life and country. The Golden Cage is the story of three brothers, as told by their sister, who each subscribes to a different ideology that tears Iran and their lives apart. GOOD GOD, LOUSY WORLD AND ME The Improbable Journey of a Human Rights Activist From Unbelief to Faith Holly Burkhalter Waterbrook Multnomah (2013) $ pages RP1518 For years, Holly Burkhalter was a heartbroken idealist working on the front lines of change around the world. A witness to brutality and injustice, she found herself often angrily, sometimes hilariously at odds with a God who seemed distant at best and tyrannical at worst. Her riveting faith memoir will spur you to explore your own questions about God s presence and seeming absence in our broken world. B 5

6 education for Mission leadership development B WHAT S SO BLESSED ABOUT BEING POOR? Seeking the Gospel in the Slums of Kenya L. Susan Slavin and Coralis Salvador Orbis Books (2013) $ pages RP1544 In this inspiring exploration of how happiness and holiness can exist in the midst of poverty and illness, two women, one a Maryknoll lay missioner, the other a New York attorney who left her law practice to become a lay missioner, tell their stories of living among the poor in East Africa. FULFILLED Living and Leading With Unusual Wisdom, Peace and Joy Kirk Byron Jones Abingdon Press (2013) $ pages RP1515 Leadership can be mentally, emotionally and spiritually exhausting. In Fulfilled, Kirk Byron Jones examines stillness, awareness and playfulness, three inner capabilities that every leader can access but most simply ignore or disregard. He shows you how to draw on each of them in daily life and how the fulfilled leader lives in wisdom, peace and joy, successful in all the most important ways. 6

7 leadership development THE NEW FEMINIST AGENDA Defining the Next Revolution for Women, Work and Family Madeleine M. Kunin Chelsea Green Publishing (2012) $ pages RP1526 Feminists opened doors in the 1960s and 1970s. Women now make up nearly half of all medical and law students and have entered the workforce in record numbers. But are U.S. women where they thought they d be? It s time, says former U.S. Ambassador and Governor Madeleine M. Kunin, to usher in a new social revolution one that calls for the kind of policies than can improve women s lives and strengthen their families. SUM IT UP 1,098 Victories, a Couple of Irrelevant Losses and a Life in Perspective Pat Summitt Random House (2014) $ pages RP1537 Pat Summitt, a country girl from Henrietta, Tennessee, grew up driving fast and playing hard, learning basketball playing with a homemade backboard against three brothers. She went on to win an Olympic medal and at 22 became head coach of the University of Tennessee Lady Vols. Her autobiography tells the whole story, full of humanity, wit and fierceness, by a giant among coaches who has transcended American sports. 7

8 leadership development nurturing for CoMMunity TOUGH COOKIES Leadership Lessons From 100 Years of the Girl Scouts Kathy Cloninger John Wiley (2011) $ pages RP1540 Full of inspired wisdom, Tough Cookies describes Girl Scouts transformative journey to become an integrated, unified movement for girls. It captures the essence of this iconic institution and the principles that have sustained its 100-year history of success. Millions of American businesswomen, thought leaders and politicians received their first lessons in salesmanship, money management, marketing, teamwork and fulfillment from Girl Scouts as will millions more to come. THE END OF YOUR LIFE BOOK CLUB Will Schwalbe Random House (2012) $ pages RP1511 The End of Your Life Book Club is the inspiring true story of a son and mother who start a book club that brings them together as her life comes to a close. Over two years, Will and Mary Anne carry on conversations that are both wide-ranging and deeply personal, prompted by a diverse selection of books and a shared passion for reading. Throughout, they and we are reminded of the power of books to comfort, astonish and teach. 8

9 nurturing for CoMMunity JANUARY FIRST A Child s Descent Into Madness and Her Father s Struggle to Save Her Michael Schofield Random House (2013) $ pages RP1521 At age 6, January Schofield was diagnosed with one of the most severe cases of child-onset schizophrenia on record. Michael Schofield takes us on his journey with his daughter as they face seemingly insurmountable obstacles and daily challenges with her care and his unwavering commitment to save her from the edge of insanity while doing everything he can to keep his family together. THE ROUND HOUSE A Novel Louise Erdrich Harper Collins/Harper Perennial (2013) $ pages RP1534 This is the story of Joe, whose life is irrevocably transformed one spring day when his mother is attacked. As she takes to her bed, Joe is increasingly alone and finds himself thrust prematurely into an adult world for which he is ill prepared. May contain provocative language. 9

10 nurturing for CoMMunity WHATEVER HAPPENED TO DINNER? Recipes and Reflections for Family Mealtime Melodie M. Davis Herald Press (2010) $ pages RP1543 Whatever Happened to Dinner? invites families to eat together, even as we live in a culture that often pulls us apart. Author Melodie M. Davis examines the role food and mealtime play in the family and reminds us of why God gave us the good gift of food. WHEN PASTORS PREY Overcoming Clergy Sexual Abuse of Women Valli Boobal Batchelor (editor) World Council of Churches Publications (2013) $ pages RP1545 While clergy abuse of children has received worldwide attention, little has been written about the more widespread and devastating phenomenon of clergy abuse of adult women. This project addresses a problem that undermines the very foundations of institutional Christianity. When Pastors Prey not only brings forward the stories of many women whose trust has been abused, it also offers a helpful framework in which to understand and address the problem. 10

11 social action AMERICANAH A Novel Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Random House (2014) $ pages RP1502 Ifemelu reluctantly left Nigeria on a college scholarship and seems to have everything a Nigerian immigrant in America could desire. But culture shock, hardships and racism have left her feeling like she has cement in her soul. Astonished at the labyrinth of racial structures that confront her, Ifemelu launches an audacious and instantly popular blog that explores what she calls Racial Disorder Syndrome. May contain provocative language and content. B BEHIND THE KITCHEN DOOR Saru Jayaraman Cornell University Press (2014) $ pages RP1504 As you enjoy your restaurant meal, have you ever wondered what s behind the kitchen door? Blending personal narrative and investigative journalism, Saru Jayaraman shows us that the quality of food that arrives at the table not only depends on the ingredients sources but on the attention and skill of the people (restaurant workers are subject to poor working conditions and live on some of the lowest wages in America) who prepare and serve. 11

12 social action A NEW DAWN IN BELOVED COMMUNITY Stories With the Power to Transform Us Linda Lee (general editor) and Safiyah Fosua (consulting editor) Abingdon Press (2012) $ pages RP1525 These are stories of people, in their own words. Their goal is to provide a tool that will help the church build beloved communities in ways that can transform the world. They speak their truths and experiences, provide suggestions for action and offer visions of hope. They will awaken stories in you that will transform both heart and soul. B ECOLITERATE How Educators Are Cultivating Emotional, Social and Ecological Intelligence Daniel Goleman, Lisa Bennett and Zenobia Barlow John Wiley (2012) $ pages RP1510 Hopeful and bold, Ecoliterate tells stories of educators, activists and students who embody an integration of emotional, social and ecological intelligence. Through stories from the Arctic to Appalachia, New Mexico to New Orleans, the authors reveal how education that engages in some of the most pressing ecological issues of the day advances academic achievement, fosters resilience and helps communities play a vital role in protecting the natural world. 12

13 social action KIND OF KIN A Novel Rilla Askew Harper Collins/Ecco (2014) $ pages RP1522 A new Oklahoma state law makes harboring an undocumented immigrant a felony. Rilla Askew s brilliant, hilarious and heartfelt novel follows a handful of complicated lawmakers and lawbreakers as workers are exiled, friends turn informers and families are torn apart in a statewide exodus of Hispanics. In the end, Kind of Kin reveals how an ad hoc family and an entire town unite to do anything necessary to protect its own. NOT JUST A PRETTY FACE The Ugly Side of the Beauty Industry Stacy Malkan New Society Publishers (2007) $ pages RP1528 The beauty myth is peeled away and the industry s toxic secrets emerge in Not Just a Pretty Face. This book chronicles the quest that led a group of breast cancer activists and environmentalists to the offices of the world s largest cosmetic companies asking some tough questions about the safety of the cosmetics they market as safe. 13

14 spiritual Growth EAT WITH JOY Redeeming God s Gift of Food Rachel Marie Stone InterVarsity Press (2013) $ pages RP1509 Food is the source of endless angst and anxiety. We struggle with obesity and eating disorders, and agricultural horror stories make us worry about whether our food is healthy, nutritious and justly produced. Rachel Marie Stone asks us to rediscover joyful eating by receiving food as God s good gift of provision and care and fills this book with practical insights and tasty recipes. FINDING GOD IN A BAG OF GROCERIES Sharing Food, Discovering Grace Laura Lapins Willis Abingdon Press (2013) $ pages RP1514 In a tiny food pantry, Laura Willis discovered her own hunger for God and a world of neighbors she never knew: the lonely, the unemployed, chronically poor families and middle-class folks surprised to be struggling in a great recession. To each she offered a bag of groceries, a compassionate ear and a heart of love. 14

15 spiritual Growth NO LONGER SILENT The Empowerment of Women in the Gospels Susan Dehn Matthews ACTA Publications (2011) $ pages RP1527 Imagine, along with Susan Dehn Matthews, that you hear the voices of the women in the Gospels, many of whom have been overlooked, ignored, misrepresented or misunderstood. Listen as they reveal the stories behind their words and actions in the Scriptures. They are no longer silent but speak the truth about themselves as it was revealed to them by their encounter with the one they called teacher, prophet, brother, beloved and son. PRAYING TO CHANGE YOUR LIFE A Guide to Productive Prayer Suzette T. Caldwell Destiny Image Publishers (2009) $ pages RP1530 Praying to Change Your Life is an action-oriented, results-driven, howto guide for believers that glorifies God, transforms lives and increases the power of your prayers. Through instruction, prayer exercises, personal stories and testimonies, you will learn what prayer is, why you should pray and how to pray using the six categories of the Lord s Prayer. 15

16 spiritual Growth THE SEVEN PATHS Changing One s Way of Walking in the World Anasazi Foundation Berrett-Koehler Publishers (2013) $ pages RP1535 This poetic, moving story presents the meditations of an ancient Native American tribesman who rejects his family and community and sets off on a journey through the desert. He walks seven paths, each teaching a lesson symbolized by an element of the natural world: light, wind, water, stone, plant, animal and the unity of all beings with the Creator. SHOPPING Christian Explorations of Daily Living Michelle A. Gonzalez Fortress Press (2010) $ pages RP1536 What could be more mundane or less religious than shopping? Yet every day, shopping asks us to choose our values and to weigh the good in ordinary terms. It also brings us instantly in contact with the many relationships and labor of people all over the world who have grown, harvested or crafted the food, clothes and other items with which we sustain and adorn our lives. 16

17 large print B nurturing for CoMMunity social action ACROSS MANY MOUNTAINS A Tibetan Family s Epic Journey From Oppression to Freedom Yangzom Brauen Thorndike Press / Gale Cengage Learning (2012) $ pages RP1501 In this memoir, Yangzom Brauen tells the story of her now 90-yearold grandmother Kunsang (a nun) and grandfather s (a monk) daring decision to flee from Chinesecontrolled Tibet to India with her mother, then 6 years old. With little money and no idea of what they would meet along the way, they began their journey to cross the Himalayas on foot. THAT USED TO BE US How America Fell Behind in the World It Invented and How We Can Come Back Thomas Friedman and Michael Mandelbaum Thorndike Press / Gale Cengage Learning (2012) $ pages RP1538 In That Used to Be Us, Thomas Friedman and Michael Mandelbaum analyze the four major challenges on which America s future depends globalization, the information technology revolution, chronic deficits and our pattern of energy consumption and spell out what we need to do now to rediscover America and rise to this moment. 17

18 large print spiritual Growth spiritual Growth HELP, THANKS, WOW Anne Lamott Thorndike Press / Gale Cengage Learning (2012) $ pages RP1519 Help. Thanks. Wow. Three simple prayers asking for assistance, appreciating the good we witness, and feeling awed by the world get us through the day and show us the way forward. THE WELL WOMEN Crossing the Boundaries Ladine Housholder Copper Teapot Publishing (2012) $ pages RP1542 Nine women are reunited on a tour to the West Bank city of Nablus, the historic site of Jacob s Well. Beneath the stylish veneer of accomplishment and affluence, each woman has been deeply hurt and nearly broken by her life. But as they share their journey to recovery through the healing power of living water from Jesus Christ and the love and support of the group, they truly meet one another for the first time. 18

19 Children education for Mission DEEP IN THE SAHARA Kelly Cunnane (author) Hoda Hadadi (illustrator) Random House Children s Books (2013) $ pages RP1508 Lalla wants to wear a malafa (the veiled dress worn by Muslim women) and doesn t understand why she can t. She sets out to find out why and learns what the garment represents. education for Mission MY NAME IS BLESSING Eric Walters (author) Eugenie Fernandes (illustrator) Tundra Books (2013) $ pages RP1523 This is the true story of Muthini, a young Kenyan boy with a physical disability. There is plenty of love at home with his grandmother but never enough money or food. Muthini is too young, and with his disability he needs too much. His grandmother must make a difficult choice to help him, and they set off on a journey that will change both of their lives. 19

20 Children nurturing for CoMMunity nurturing for CoMMunity BECAUSE AMELIA SMILED David Ezra Stein (author, illustrator) Candlewick Press (2012) $ pages RP1503 What a difference a smile makes. See how Amelia changes the day for people all over the world just by smiling. It s contagious! THE CHICKENS BUILD A WALL Jean-François Dumont (author, illustrator) Eerdmans Books for Young Readers (2013) $ pages RP1507 When a friendly hedgehog visits the farm, the chickens build an enormous wall to keep out other prickly invaders. 20

21 Children social action THE EYE OF THE WHALE A Rescue Story Jennifer O Connell (author, illustrator) Tilbury House (2013) $ pages RP1512 A team of volunteers is called to rescue a humpback whale tangled in yards of crab-trap lines, struggling to stay at the surface to breathe. What follows is a rare and remarkable demonstration of the unique connections we can have with animals even whales. social action THE PROMISE Nicola Davies (author) Laura Carlin (illustrator) Candlewick Press / Walker Books (2013) $ pages RP1531 On a mean street in a mean city, a young thief tries to snatch an old woman s bag. But the old woman won t let it go until the girl promises something in return. That promise is the beginning of a journey that will change her life and a chance to change the world for good. 21

22 Children spiritual Growth I CAN PRAY Suzette T. Caldwell (author) Nikkolas Smith (illustrator) Caldwell Ministries (2013) $ pages RP1520 This book will remind children that as they go about their day, there is always time to pray. spiritual Growth NASREDDINE Odile Wuelersse (author) Rébecca Dautremer (illustrator) Eerdmans Books for Young Readers (2013) $ pages RP1524 As Nasreddine and his father take dates, wool, chickens or watermelon to market, people tease them no matter who is riding their donkey. The more they tease, the more Nasreddine tries to meet their approval. Until his father helps him understand that he will never please everyone. 22

23 youth education for Mission leadership development A GIRL CALLED PROBLEM A Novel Katie Quirk Eerdmans Books for Young Readers (2013) $ pages RP1516 Despite her family problems, 13-year-old Shida is excited that her people will be moving to a nearby village where she will have the opportunity to go to school and learn from a nurse to become a healer. However, after a series of puzzling misfortunes, Shida must prove to the elders that moving was the right decision and that they can have a better life in their new home. THIS GIRL IS DIFFERENT A Novel J.J. Johnson Peachtree Publishers (2011) $ pages RP1539 Evie is different. Not just her upbringing though that s certainly been unusual but also her mindset. She s smart, independent, confident, opinionated and ready to take on a new challenge, the institution of school. It doesn t take this homeschooled kid long to discover that high school is a whole new world. It s also a social minefield, and Evie finds herself confronting new problems at every turn. May contain provocative language. 23

24 youth nurturing for CoMMunity nurturing for CoMMunity BULLY.COM A Novel Joe Lawlor Eerdmans Books for Young Readers (2013) $ pages RP1505 Jun Li is a brilliant student, more comfortable around computers than people. But his world is turned upside down when the school principal accuses him of cyberbullying and gives him seven days to prove his innocence. Jun Li discovers along the way that everyone s story is more complicated than it seems and that people might have more in common than they think. VICIOUS True Stories by Teens About Bullying Hope Vanderberg (editor) Free Spirit Publishing (2012) $ pages RP1541 In Vicious, teen writers tell about their experiences with bullying of all kinds: physical, verbal, relational and cyber. The cruelty and hurt they experience are unmistakably real, as are their struggles to protect themselves and their friends. Whether they were bullied, bullied others or witnessed bullying, these stories are at times painful, but admirable and compelling for the resilience they reveal. 24

25 youth nurturing for CoMMunity social action THE POWER TO PREVENT SUICIDE A Guide for Teens Helping Teens Richard E. Nelson and Judith C. Galas Free Spirit Publishing (2006) $ pages RP1529 When teens were asked, Who would you tell about wanting to commit suicide? 90 percent said they would tell a friend first. The Power to Prevent Suicide shows how young people can be friends who care and know what to do and say. REFUSE TO DO NOTHING Finding Your Power to Abolish Modern-day Slavery Shayne Moore and Kimberly McOwen Yim InterVarsity Press (2013) $ pages RP1532 Slavery never ended. It just went underground, and people continue to exploit powerless men, women and children in horrific ways throughout the world. Refuse to Do Nothing will share insights to illuminate the shadows where the trafficked and traffickers hide and will compel, motivate and mobilize friends and strangers to refuse to do nothing. 25

26 youth español social action acción social RETURN TO SENDER A Novel Julia Alvarez Random House Children s Books (2009) $ pages RP1533 Mari s family needs work but must hide in fear of deportation to Mexico. Tyler s family is struggling after an accident brings their farm to the brink of foreclosure. Their meeting is a stroke of luck for both families, but there are questions: Is Mari s family undocumented? Did Tyler s family break the law by hiring them? In a novel full of hope but no easy answers, Alvarez shows how friendship can reach across borders. ACCIÓN SOCIAL Hugo Magallanes Abingdon Press (2012) $ páginas RP1551 Este libro presenta las bases y fundamentos necesarios para responder y tratar de cambiar la percepción de que el objetivo de la iglesia es solamente espiritual. El autor nos ofrece sugerencias y métodos útiles para desarrollar ministerios de acción social con el propósito de aliviar las necesidades y sufrimientos de la gente pobre y vulnerable que se encuentran en nuestras comunidades. 26

27 español acción social CreCiMiento CoMunitario ORANDO PARA CAMBIAR TU VIDA Suzette T. Caldwell Publicaciones CMI (2009) $ páginas RP1555 Con una intensa determinación por implementar el mensaje de Dios para su vida, la autora ha estudiado la oración, y con bases bíblicas y teológicas nos explica la estrecha relación entre el evangelio y la acción social. A través de ejercicios de oración, historias personales y testimonios, usted podrá aprender el significado de la oración y comprender por qué, por quién y de qué manera oramos. La autora transforma la palabra oración en un llamado a la acción. libro para la Juventud HÉROES ORDINARIOS Gabriel Salcedo Editorial Mundo Hispano (2011) $ páginas RP1554 El autor nos presenta un grupo de personas comunes que hicieron una diferencia en la vida de otros seres humanos a pesar de sus limitaciones. Estas acciones nos demuestran que ser un héroe ordinario es ser un buen amigo, ser un esposo o esposa fiel, es entender la vida como una red de relaciones donde todos nos beneficiamos con las buenas acciones de otras personas. 27

28 español CreCiMiento espiritual desarrollo de liderazgo EN LA SALA DE ESPERA Awilda Nolla Impreso en Colombia (2013) $ páginas RP1552 Este es un libro testimonial, cargado de emociones, donde la experiencia de la autora como pastora y como paciente nos muestra cómo confrontó su enfermedad y cómo depositó su confianza en Jesús. Tuvo esperanza en medio de la incertidumbre, mantuvo su ánimo en medio de las adversidades gracias a su fe y a la comunidad que la acompañó. FIESTA EN LA CASA DE DIOS Irving Cotto Pérez Editorial Nueva Comunidad (2013) $ páginas RP1553 El autor nos contagia con el espíritu de fiesta característico de nuestro pueblo y nos ofrece el fundamento bíblico y teológico de la adoración y la liturgia con sus diferentes expresiones culturales. Además enfatiza que la oración es la expresión primordial de la iglesia y la adoración es la celebración central de la comunidad de fe. 28

29 한국어도서 공동체양육 바에니쑤웅아 ( 거룩한희생 ) 이건호지음서울 : 홍성사, 2012 $ 쪽 RP 1548 이책은저자이여호수아선교사가남태평양원주민들에게복음을전하기위해온몸을바친생생한선교현장의보고서이다. 나도사단도더이상밀릴수없는최후의격전지에서맞붙었다 (58 쪽 ) 는문장에서볼수있는복음의야성이이책의매쪽에서발견된다. 개인적인신앙문제에매달려고민하는성도들에게이책은복음의싱싱한생명력을통해신앙과소명을새롭게돌아보는계기를마련해줄것이다. 선교교육 기후붕괴시대, 생명을살리는교회환경교육유미호지음, 한국교회환경연구소기획서울 : 도서출판동연, 2011 $ 쪽 RP 1547 이책은교회가환경문제에대한책임을다하기위해서는 < 신앙 > 교육과 < 감성 > 교육과 < 생활 > 교육의삼박자를다갖추어야한다는전제하에구체적인프로그램의실례와개체교회들의성공사례를담고있다. 특히 사순절의탄소금식 같은것들은교회전통과환경교육이어떻게접목될수있는지를보여주는좋은예가된다. 인간성과자연성회복이라는큰주제를실천적으로접근하는이책은교회의환경교육을어떻게해야될까로고민하는목회자들과현장교육자들에게좋은안내서가될것이다. 29

30 한국어도서 영적성장 아웅산수치의평화아웅산수치지음, 이문희옮김서울 : 공존, 2007 $ 쪽 RP 1549 이책은버마의민주화운동지도자인아웅산수치여사가일본마이니치신문에연재한 < 버마에서온편지 > 라는글모음이다. 버마의정치, 경제, 사회, 문화, 종교의여러면들을민주화운동과의관련속에서바라보는감성이풍부한글이다. 버마의민주화가보통사람들의행복한삶으로열매맺기를염원하는여사의간절한마음이아름답게표현되어있다. 험난한정치투쟁을아름다운시어로승화시킨여사의인품과삶에동참하고싶은이들이꼭읽어야될책이다. 사회참여 춤추는평화홍순관글, 도종환 ( 시인 ) 추천서울 : 토토북, 2012 $ 쪽 RP1546 이책의저자홍순관은실제평화를노래하고춤추는평화가수다. 이책의제목도한국에평화박물관을건립하기위해전세계를돌며기금모금공연을할때사용하는공연제목에서따왔다. 33 인의한국의저명인사들에게 평화가무엇인가요? 하고묻고받은대답앞에서그분들과대화하는마음으로저자의생각을모은글이다. 평화는무엇이고나는그것을이루기위해무엇을어떻게할수있는가하는문제로씨름하는이들에게도움이되는책이다. 30

31 한국어도서 recommended reading These books can be read for credit but are not available from United Methodist Women Mission Resources. ld GET OFF YOUR DONKEY! Help Somebody and Help Yourself Reggie McNeal Baker Books (2013) VITAL VOICES Alyse Nelson John Wiley (2012) HAVE YOU SEEN MARIE? Sandra Cisneros (author) and Ester Hernandez (illustrator) Random House (2012) 영적성장 센터링침묵기도토마스키팅지음, 권희순옮김서울 : 가톨릭출판사, 2006 $ 쪽 RP 1550 이책은가톨릭에서오랫동안가르쳐온 항심기도 ( 혹은 관상기도 라고도불림 ) 를실제하는과정을 센터링침묵기도 라는이름으로소개한다. 침묵하면서우리영혼의깊은심연속으로들어가는 ( 센터링 ) 데필요한준비, 실제센터링의과정, 그리고그열매에대해서자세하게안내하고있다. 내안의거짓자아와잘못된외적인습관들로부터자유해지고삶의기쁨과풍성한열매를얻기를원하는이들이꼭읽어보아야할책이다. nfc sa sg JOURNEY OUT OF SILENCE An Autobiography William Rush LuLu Publishing (2008) AGAINST A TIDE OF EVIL How One Man Became the Whistleblower to the First Mass Murder of the Twenty-first Century Mukesh Kapila and Damien Lewis Pegasus Books (2013) THE ENOUGH MOMENT Fighting to End Africa s Worst Human Rights Crimes John Prendergast and Don Cheadle Random House (2010) HUNTING SEASON Immigration and Murder in an All-American Town Mirta Ojito Beacon Press (2013) LIVING INTO HOPE A Call for Spiritual Action for Such a Time as This Joan Brown Campbell Skylight Paths (2010) 31

32 FOUR READING PROGRAM PLANS Choose and follow one of the four plans. When you ve read the required number of books and magazine issues, report your completion to your local member in charge of program resources. Titles read from the 2010 list will be credited through December 31, PLAN I 5 Books Per year One book from each category: Education for Mission, Leadership Development, Nurturing for Community, Social Action and Spiritual Growth. Selections can be from the reading lists if not included in previous reports (including youth titles). Regular reading of response magazine. PLAN II 10 Books Per year Two books from each category: Education for Mission, Leadership Development, Nurturing for Community, Social Action and Spiritual Growth. Selections can be from the reading lists if not included in previous reports (including youth titles). Regular reading of response and New World Outlook magazines. PLAN III 15 Books Per year Two books from each category: Education for Mission, Leadership Development, Nurturing for Community, Social Action and Spiritual Growth. Plus 5 additional books from any category. Selections can be from the reading lists if not included in previous reports (including youth and children s titles). Regular reading of response and New World Outlook magazines. PLAN IV 20 Books Per year Two books from each category: Education for Mission, Leadership Development, Nurturing for Community, Social Action and Spiritual Growth. Plus 10 additional books from any category. Selections can be from the reading lists if not included in previous reports (including youth and children s titles). Regular reading of response and New World Outlook magazines. 32

33 promoting the reading program Secretaries of program resources or their equivalent will work with the local United Methodist Women leadership team to promote the program. The following are some suggestions: Explain Reading Program procedures to interested individuals and enroll them in the program. Use the action suggestions listed in this catalog as a guide for choosing titles and mission responses. Secure books and circulate them among unit and circle members. Distribute copies of this catalog. Direct members to the Reading Program Online Community at umwonline.org/groups/ readingprogram. Distribute copies of the Reading Program brochure so participants can keep track of and report their reading. The brochure is available for shipping and handling or as a free download at www. umwmissionresources.org. The Bible undergirds all Christian reading, including that of the Reading Program. response, essential reading for understanding the mission of United Methodist Women, is part of all four reading plans. local and district Groups Join the Reading Program Online Community. Form an action team to address issues discussed in one or more books. Start a reading group of adults and/ or children or youth. Meet regularly to share and discuss the books members are reading. Present book reviews at United Methodist Women group meetings and on the online community. Take Reading Program books and response to retirement and nursing homes. Read regularly to residents. Inform parents, grandparents and Sunday school teachers that books for children and youth are available through the Reading Program. Highlight large print books and book listings available for the visually impaired. Honor those who participate in the Reading Program. Order Reading Program certificates from United Methodist Women Mission Resources to present to those who complete reading plans. Display progress charts in a prominent place, showing readers names, books being read and the reading plans being followed. Show special recognition to groups and/or individuals who complete Plans III and IV. Capture interest by attractively mounting quotations from Reading Program books and posting them throughout the church. Include title, author name and publisher and year title was featured on Reading Program list. Develop displays permanent and portable to encourage book sales, especially around holiday seasons and vacation times. the reading program leads to action! For more than 140 years, members of United Methodist Women and predecessor organizations have been involved in mission that includes prayer, study and action. The Reading Program is a study opportunity, but it should also lead to action. Here are a few suggestions to assist you. 33

34 action suggestions Pray. Books often raise concerns about people, countries and issues. Bring these concerns to God during your prayer time at home and at group meetings. Host a program. For example, a locally sponsored program on the environment could help the church and community explore ways to be better stewards of God s earth. Read Shopping and discuss the value we place on everyday items or read The Seven Paths for a Native American view of nature. Sponsor a phone bank or letter-writing session to contact your government representatives to let them know that, as a person of faith, you stand in support of God s creation and the Environmental Protection Agency s actions to protect it. Teach a Sunday school class. Read titles from the children s list to a Sunday school group. Read The Chickens Build a Wall and discuss tolerance (and celebration) of differences. Read The Eye of the Whale and discuss the relationship between people and animals. Read Kind of Kin with an adult class and discuss the many layers of connection in immigration. Learn more about immigrants in your community and how you can partner with them to work toward being a more welcoming church and country. Involve youth. Read Refuse to Do Nothing with a youth group to introduce the issue of human trafficking. Visit. Visit homebound elderly and nursing home residents and read any of the titles with them. Be inclusive. Continue your action on the Charter for Racial Justice Policies of The United Methodist Church. God bless you as you pray, study, act and organize in Christ s name. united Methodist women mission studies can be read for credit in the following categories: spiritual growth study for spiritual Growth Geographic study for education for Mission issue study for social action bonus books Bonus Books count as two books either as two books in one category or as one book in B two categories. For example, Faith and Struggle on Smokey Mountain and What s So Blessed About Being Poor count as one book in Education for Mission and one book in Social Action. Good God, Lousy World and Me counts as two books in Education for Mission. Behind the Kitchen Door and Ecoliterate count as two books in Social Action 34

35 CUATRO PLANES PARA EL PROGRAMA DE LECTURA Elija y complete uno de los cuatro planes. Cuando usted haya leído el número requerido de libros y de revistas, informe que ha finalizado a la persona de su grupo local a cargo de recursos de programa. Cualquier libro leído de la lista del año 2010 se podrá acreditar hasta el 31 de diciembre de PLAN I 5 Libros por Año Un libro de cada categoría: Acción Social, Crecimiento Comunitario, Crecimiento Espiritual, Desarrollo de Liderazgo y Educación Misional. Selecciones pueden ser de las listas de lectura de que no se hayan incluido en los informes anteriores (incluyendo títulos de Libros para la Juventud). Lectura regular de la revista response. PLAN II 10 Libros por Año Dos libros de cada categoría: Acción Social, Crecimiento Comunitario, Crecimiento Espiritual, Desarrollo de Liderazgo y Educación Misional. Selecciones pueden ser de las listas de lectura de que no se hayan incluido en los informes anteriores (incluyendo títulos de Libros para la Juventud). Lectura de las revistas response y New World Outlook. PLAN III 15 LIBros Por Año Dos libros de cada categoría: Acción Social, Crecimiento Comunitario, Crecimiento Espiritual, Desarrollo de Liderazgo y Educación Misional. Más 5 libros adicionales de cualquier categoría. Selecciones pueden ser de las listas de lectura de que no se hayan incluido en los informes anteriores (incluyendo títulos de Libros para la Niñez y la Juventud). Lectura de las revistas response y New World Outlook. PLAN IV 20 LIBros Por Año Dos libros de cada categoría: Acción Social, Crecimiento Comunitario, Crecimiento Espiritual, Desarrollo de Liderazgo y Educación Misional. Más 10 libros adicionales de cualquier categoría. Selecciones pueden ser de las listas de lectura de que no se hayan incluido en los informes anteriores (incluyendo títulos de Libros para la Niñez y la Juventud). Lectura de las revistas response y New World Outlook. 35

36 CóMo promover el programa de lectura Las secretarias de recursos de programa o su equivalente trabajarán con el liderazgo del equipo local de Mujeres Metodistas Unidas para promover el programa. Las siguientes son algunas sugerencias: Explicar los procedimientos del Programa de Lectura a personas interesadas e inscribirlas en el programa. Utilizar las sugerencias para la acción listadas en este catálogo como una guía para la elección de los libros y para responder al trabajo misional. Asegurar libros para distribuirlos entre los miembros de la unidad y del círculo. Distribuir copias de este catálogo. Invitar a miembros a ser parte de la Comunidad del Programa de Lectura en el internet: umwonline. org/groups/readingprogram. Distribuir copias del folleto del Programa de Lectura para que las participantes puedan escribir los libos o revistas que han leído e informar de su lectura. El folleto gratis está disponible más el costo de procesamiento y envío o puede descargarlo en forma gratuita en el internet: www. umwmissionresources.org. La Biblia es la base de toda lectura cristiana, incluyendo los cuatro planes del Programa de Lectura y response, lecturas esenciales para comprender la misión de Mujeres Metodistas Unidas. Grupos locales y distritales Unirse a la Comunidad del Programa de Lectura en el internet. Formar un equipo de acción para responder a asuntos discutidos en uno o más libros. Iniciar un grupo de lectura para adultos y/o para la niñez o la juventud. Reunirse periódicamente para compartir y discutir los libros que los miembros están leyendo. Presentar reseñas de libros en las reuniones del grupo de Mujeres Metodistas Unidas y en la comunidad en el internet. Llevar libros del Programa de Lectura y la revista response a residencias de jubilados y de ancianos. Leer regularmente a los residentes. Informar a los padres, abuelos/as y maestros/as de Escuela Dominical que hay libros disponibles para la niñez y la juventud en el Programa de Lectura. Destacar que hay una lista de libros de letra grande disponibles para los discapacitados visuales. Distinguir a participantes del Programa de Lectura. Ordenar certificados del Programa de Lectura a Recursos Misionales de las Mujeres Metodistas Unidas para presentar a las personas que han completado los planes de lectura. Preparar un cartel y ponerlo en un lugar bien visible para mostrar el progreso del programa, incluyendo el nombre de las lectoras, los libros leídos y los planes de lectura que se están siguiendo. Mencionar con un reconocimiento especial a los grupos y/o individuos que hayan completado los Planes III y IV. 36

37 Capturar el interés poniendo carteles en toda la iglesia, que atraigan la atención, con frases significativas de libros del Programa de Lectura. Incluir el título, nombre del autor y editor, y el año en que el libro fue presentado en la lista del Programa de Lectura. Tener carteles permanentes y portátiles para promover la venta de los libros del Programa de Lectura, especialmente alrededor de las fiestas y las vacaciones. el programa de lectura ConduCe a la acción! Durante más de 140 años, los miembros de Mujeres Metodistas Unidas y las organizaciones predecesoras han participado activamente en la misión, incluyendo la oración, el estudio y la acción. El Programa de Lectura ofrece una oportunidad para estudiar, pero también debe guiarlas a la acción. Aquí les ofrecemos las siguientes sugerencias para ayudarlas. sugerencias para la acción Oren. A menudo los libros despiertan nuestro interés y preocupación por la gente, las naciones y diferentes asuntos contemporáneos. Compartan estos intereses y preocupaciones con Dios durante sus momentos de oración en sus hogares y en las reuniones de grupo. Organicen un programa. Por ejemplo, un programa auspiciado por el grupo local sobre el medioambiente podría ayudar a la iglesia y a la comunidad a explorar de qué manera ser mejores administradores de la creación de Dios. Lean el libro Shopping (De Compras) y analicen el valor que damos a los productos de uso diario o lean The Seven Paths (Los Siete Senderos) para aprender sobre la naturaleza desde el punto de vista de una persona nativoamericana. Organicen un movimiento para hacer llamados telefónicos o cartas para ponerse en contacto con representantes del gobierno para hacerles saber que como personas de fe, apoyamos y protegemos la creación de Dios y las acciones que la Agencia de Protección Ambiental pueda hacer para protegerla. Enseñar una Clase de Escuela Dominical. Leer títulos de la lista de Libros para la Niñez a un grupo de la Escuela Dominical. Leer The Chickens Build a Wall (Los Pollos Contruyen un Muro) y dialogar sobre la tolerancia (y la celebración) de las diferencias. Leer The Eye of the Whale (El Ojo de la Ballena) y conversar sobre la relación entre las personas y los animales. En una clase de adultos, leer Kind of Kin (Tipo de Kin) y discutir las muchas razones y conexiones de la inmigración. Aprender más acerca de los inmigrantes en la comunidad y cómo asociarse con ellos para lograr una iglesia y un país más acogedor. Involucrar a la Juventud. Leer con un grupo de jóvenes Refuse to Do Nothing (Negarse a no Hacer Nada) para introducir el tema del tráfico de seres humanos. Visitar. Visitar ancianos confinados en sus hogares y residentes de hogares de ancianos y leer junto a ellos cualquiera de los libros del programa. Ser Inclusiva. Continúe su acción y compromiso con el Código de Justicia Racial de la Iglesia Metodista Unida. Que Dios les bendiga al orar, estudiar, actuar y organizarse en nombre de Cristo. 37

38 los estudios misionales de Mujeres Metodistas unidas se pueden leer y contar como crédito en las siguientes categorías: estudio de Crecimiento espiritual para la categoría Crecimiento espiritual Estudio Geográfico para la categoría Educación Misional Estudio de Asuntos Diversos para la categoría acción social. libros con Crédito adicional Los Libros con Crédito Adicional cuentan como dos libros ya sea como dos libros en una sola B categoría o como un libro en dos categorías. Por ejemplo, Faith and Struggle on Smokey Mountain (La Fe y la Lucha en la Montaña con Neblina) y What is so Blessed About Being Poor ( Cuál Es la Bendición de Ser Pobre?) se cuenta cada uno como un solo libro en la categoría Educación Misional y un libro en la categoría Acción Social. 38

39 4 가지독서계획안 다음 4가지계획안중하나를선택하여따르도록한다. 각독서계획안별로필요한수의도서와잡지를다읽은경우, 개체여선교회의독서프로그램담당자에게보고한다. 2010년도목록에서읽은책들은 2014년 12월 31일까지크레딧을받을수있다. 독서계획안 I 매년 5 권의책을읽는다. 각분야에서 1 권씩읽는다 : 선교교육, 리더십개발, 공동체양육, 사회참여, 영적성장 년권장도서목록중이전의보고서에포함되지않은도서들이어야한다. ( 청소년권장도서포함 ) 정기적으로 response 를읽는다. 독서계획안 II 매년 10 권의책을읽는다. 각분야에서적어도 2권씩읽는다 : 선교교육, 리더십개발, 공동체양육, 사회참여, 영적성장 년권장도서목록중이전의보고서에포함되지않은도서들이어야한다. ( 청소년권장도서포함 ) 정기적으로 response와 New World Outlook을읽는다. 독서계획안 III 매년 15 권의책을읽는다. 각분야에서적어도 2권씩읽는다 : 선교교육, 리더십개발, 공동체양육, 사회참여, 영적성장 아무분야에서나 5권의도서를추가로읽는다 년권장도서목록중이전의보고서에포함되지않은도서들이어야한다. ( 청소년및아동권장도서포함 ) 정기적으로 response와 New World Outlook을읽는다. 독서계획안 IV 매년 20 권의책을읽는다. 각분야에서적어도 2권씩읽는다 : 선교교육, 리더십개발, 공동체양육, 사회참여, 영적성장 아무분야에서나 10권의도서를추가로읽는다 년권장도서목록중이전의보고서에포함되지않은도서들이어야한다. ( 청소년및아동권장도서포함 ) 정기적으로 response와 New World Outlook을읽는다. 39

40 독서프로그램홍보 독서프로그램담당자는연합감리교회여선교회리더십팀과함께본프로그램을홍보하고장려한다. 다음의일들을하도록한다. 관심을가지고있는회원들에게독서프로그램의진행방식을설명하고, 프로그램에등록시킨다. 본안내책자에나와있는 행동을위한제안 을도서선정및선교적대응의지침으로삼는다. 도서를구하여회원들간에돌려읽게한다. 본안내책자를배포한다. 회원들에게온라인커뮤니티 ( 에대해알려준다. 독서프로그램안내책자를배포하여참여자들이읽은책에대해기록하고보고할수있도록한다. 안내책자는배송료만지불하면받아볼수있다. 또는 성경은독서프로그램을포함해기독교인의모든독서에토대가된다. 연합감리교회여선교회의선교에대한이해를위해필수적으로읽어야하는 response는각독서계획안에모두포함되어있다. 개체, 특수여선교회 독서프로그램온라인커뮤니티에가입하도록한다. 책에서다뤄진이슈를해결하기위한행동팀을구성한다. 성인그리고 / 또는어린이, 청소년독서그룹을만들어, 현재읽고있는책들에대해서로정보를나누고토론을하는정기모임을갖도록한다. 여선교회의각종모임과온라인커뮤니티에서독서프로그램의권장도서를간략히소개하는시간을갖는다. 독서프로그램의권장도서와 response를양로원이나기타은퇴자들이모여사는곳에비치한다. 이자료들을그곳의거주자들에게정기적으로읽어드린다. 부모들, 조부모들, 그리고주일학교교사들에게독서프로그램의아동및청소년권장도서에대해알린다. 큰활자체로된도서들과시각장애자용도서들이있다는점을강조한다. 독서프로그램참여자들을각별히대우한다. 연합감리교회여선교회미션리소시스 (Mission Resources) 에서독서프로그램수료증을구입해, 독서계획안을마친회원들에게수여한다. 프로그램참여자들의이름, 읽고있는책, 앞으로읽을책등을한눈에볼수있는도표를만들어눈에띄는곳에전시한다. 독서계획안 III과 IV를마친그룹그리고 / 또는개인을특별히공개적으로표창한다. 40

41 독서프로그램의권장도서에서몇구 절을적어보기좋게장식한뒤, 교회곳곳에붙여사람들이관심을갖도록한다. 이때, 책제목, 저자, 출판사, 출판년도등인용구절의원작에대한정보와함께연합감리교회여선교회독서프로그램의권장도서임을밝힌다. 특히명절과휴가철을전후해서, 도서판매및구입을장려하는전시용도서보관함과이동용탁자를준비하여권장도서들을전시한다. 독서프로그램은행동으로이끈다! 연합감리교회여선교회회원들은 140 여년이넘는세월동안기도하고, 연구하며, 행동하면서선교에참여해왔다. 독서프로그램은연구할수있는좋은기회다. 독서프로그램은또한연구뿐만아니라행동으로옮길수있도록이끌어주기도한다. 여러분이책을읽고난뒤, 읽은내용을행동으로옮기고싶다면다음과같은일을해보기바란다. 행동을위한제안기도한다. 권장도서들은다른민족이나다른나라에대해서, 그리고여러가지당면문제들에대해서관심을불러일으키게해준다. 집에서나여선교회의크고작은모임에서기도할때에이런관심사를하나님께고한다. 프로그램을주최한다. 예를들어, 개체여선교회가환경에관련된프로그램을후원하면, 교회와지역사회가하나님의선물인이땅을돌보는청지기직을더잘수행하기위한방법들을찾는데도움을줄수있다. Shopping을읽고우리가구입하는 41 일상용품들의가치에대해토의하거나, 미원주민들의자연관을알수있는 The Seven Paths를읽는다. 믿음의사람으로서, 하나님의창조물과이를보호하기위한환경보호단체들의행동을지지한다는것을여러분지역의국회의원들에게알리기위한전화걸기 ( 폰뱅크 ) 또는편지쓰기시간을주최한다. 주일학교에서가르친다. 주일학교어린이 들에게어린이권장도서목록에있는책들을읽어준다. The Chickens Build a Wall을읽고다름에대한관용과이해에대해토의한다. The Eye of the Whale을읽고사람과동물의관계에대해토의한다. 성인들과함께 Kind of Kin을읽고이민관련문제들에대해토의한다. 여러분공동체내의이민자들에대해그리고더욱환대하는교회와나라가되기위해어떻게그들과협력할수있는지에대해배운다. 청소년과함께한다. 인신매매에대한문제를알리기위해청소년그룹과함께 Refuse to Do Nothing을읽는다. 방문한다. 집에만있는노인들과양로원에있는노인들을방문하고권장도서들을함께읽는다. 포용적인사람이된다. 연합감리교회의인종정의정책헌장 (Charter for Racial Policies of the United Methodist Church) 을꾸준히실천에옮긴다. 여러분이기도하고, 공부하며, 조직하고, 실천할때에하나님께서축복하여주시기를예수그리스도의이름으로축원한다.

42 연합감리교회여선교회선교공부교재들을읽으면다음분야에서크레딧을받을수있다. 영성교재는영적성장분야 지역공부는선교교육분야 이슈공부는사회참여분야 보너스북 B 보너스북은 1권을읽어도 2권을읽은것으로간주되는책들로, 한분야의책을 2권읽은것으로또는두분야의책을각각 1권씩읽은것으로계산된다. 예를들어, Faith and Struggle on Smokey Mountain과 What s So Blessed About Being Poor는선교교육분야에서 1권그리고사회참여분야에서 1권을읽은것으로간주된다. Good God, Lousy World and Me는선교교육분야에서 2권을읽은것으로간주된다. Behind the Kitchen Door와 Ecoliterate는사회참여분야에서 2권을읽은것으로간주된다. 42

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