- Shopping Bag ( 0 items )
-
All (15) from $2.78
-
New (2) from $22.35
-
Used (13) from $2.78
More About This Textbook
Overview
The author describes economic hardship and social challenges as being as "regular as the turning seasons in my coming up years," and refers to her life in poverty as the "soil of my art." Through her stories and reflections, Julia Dinsmore puts a face on poverty and challenges readers to answer God's call to respond to poverty and its effects.
Product Details
Related Subjects
Table of Contents
Foreword Marlise Riffel 9
Quantum Bridges 12
Foreword Nancy Maeker 13
Preface 16
My Name Is Not "Those People" 20
Story of a Poem 22
Head Winds-The Promise of a Sure Foot 29
Spring 29
Coming Up Years 30
Sown Seed 51
Baptism Prayer 52
Peace Poem 53
I Am the Puppet 54
I'm a Lot Like You 54
Food Stories 55
Oh, Little One 69
Blame & Shame 70
There Were Rainbows Somewhere over Our Sorrow 77
By Grace Go I 77
Reclaiming Working-Class Men 78
Introduction to "When We Left Minneapolis" 82
When We Left Minneapolis 83
Cold Day Thankfulness 87
Angels Unaware? 88
Song for Jerome 92
Terrible Storms, Night's Weeping Endured 95
Be Careful What You Pray For 95
Don't Give Up 103
Depth Charges 104
Home 112
History, Survival, and theUnderground Economy 115
What's in a Poem? Introduction to "A Glimmer of Heaven" 118
A Glimmer of Heaven 120
Song for Jacob 121
If, When, and Did You Know? 123
Company Came Calling 129
In the Tail Winds with No Construction Materials in Sight 132
Born Again? 132
Birds in the BBQ, Chronic Sorrows, and Speaking Life 133
Katrina Survivor 136
When God Created You 137
The Main Course 140
Me and the Lutherans 141
Grace on the Loose! 146
We the People 149
Meg's Robin 150
Birds Live in Nests 154
Just Like God? 155
Psoem in Six Movements: Rant/Ode to My Desire for Change 158
The Muse and I 158
Freedom Train 159
Missin' Papa 160
Motherless Child 162
Tedious Journey 164
Strangest Dream 166
Just This Week 169
Dear Mother 171
I Call Myself... 176