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Rev. Bruce Epperly, Ph.D., recently retired, after his latest ministry as Pastor at South Congregational Church, United Church of Christ, Centerville, Massachusetts. Prior to moving to Cape Cod, he served on the faculties and of Georgetown University, Claremont School of Theology, Wesley Theological Seminary, and Lancaster Theological Seminary. Bruce is currently a professor of spirituality, ministry, and theology in the doctoral program at Wesley Theological Seminary, Washington D.C.
Bruce blogs at The Adventurous Lectionary.
His web site is BruceEpperly.com
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A practical guide, solidly theologically rooted, to spiritual practices that will strengthen your church and expand your mission to your community.
A brief guide to responding faithfully in a time of fear such as the current (2020) pandemic.
What could be more helpful in a time of crisis than to think about faith, hope, and love, and apply them to living? This package includes three books (paperback edition) by Dr. Bruce Epperly written in a time of pandemic, but also valuable for thinking about life in any time of crisis. The retail price…
“>Overwhelmed by a world in crisis? Discover a path to genuine healing and transformation by integrating Whitehead’s process theology with Franciscan spirituality to inspire spiritual and planetary transformation.
Rediscover the Letter of James not as an “epistle of straw,” but as a guide to holistic faith. Bruce Epperly bridges the gap between contemplation and action, showing how small deeds create a “butterfly effect” of grace, healing, and justice.
We can wallow in disaster or we can use our troubles as an impetus to build a better world. Which will we do? This book has some suggestions not just for the goals but how to attain them.
A Lenten devotional with an open, non-coercive, relational approach to spirituality and the mission and life of Jesus.
How can you talk positively with your children or grandchildren about living in a time of crisis such as a pandemic? Bruce Epperly points the way through conversations he has had with his grandchildren.
Meditations on Christ in Process
Meditations on Christ in Process
Theology is serious business—too serious to be left to adults! In Piglet’s Process, Bruce Epperly uses the anxious yet adventurous Piglet to make process theology accessible,. Exploring themes like “fat soul” spirituality and “Gentle Providence,” this book shows how a Very Small Animal can help us understand beauty, friendship, and our relationship with God,,. It is an invitation to a holy adventure for all God’s children.
