Emerging Pensees

Thursday, April 22, 2010

FREE Kindle Download of Julie's Book!

Earth Day is turning 40 and what better way to celebrate our commitment to sustainable living than with our everyday actions. Finding doable ways each of can commit to loving God by caring for creation is a significant part of what it means to pursue everyday justice. So in honor Earth Day, Amazon is offering a free download of the Kindle edition of Julie's book, Everyday Justice.

That’s right – a free digital copy of Everyday Justice!

From midnight to midnight on Thursday April 22 (Earth Day) downloading Everyday Justice from Amazon will cost you nada. So there’s no excuse to not find out simple everyday ways that you can care for our world and the people who inhabit it. And I know, not everyone has a Kindle. It doesn’t matter, there are Kindle apps available for Macs, and PCs, and iPhones, and BlackBerry’s, and iPads. If you are reading this blog, you most likely own at least one of those. Remember – this is only a 24 hour deal, so seize the opportunity while it’s hot.

So celebrate Earth Day and download your free Kindle copy of Everyday Justice.

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Friday, November 06, 2009

Julie on theOoze.tv!

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Thursday, September 03, 2009

Everyday Justice is here!

We just got the actual copy of Julie's book here at our house tonight. It's real! We can hold it in our hands. So excited!

BTW, while it's still on pre-order mode at Amazon, it looks like you can already order it directly from the IVP site if you are so inclined.

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Friday, April 17, 2009

Everyday Justice hits Amazon!

Everyday Justice, Julie's book that she's been working on for the past year and a half is finally up on Amazon.com, and available for pre-order. You can also read some blurbs about it at the publisher's page for it.

As Julie describes the book:

The book, as the title implies, is about justice - about the ways each of us can live into the way of life Jesus calls us to live. I think too often we get overwhelmed by justice issues and decide that they are just for the Mother Teresas or the Shane Claibornes of the world to care about. So this book is about the ways each of us in our simple everyday lives can act justly. In it I explore the ways that we can love our neighbors through what we eat, wear, drive, and consume. But the book isn’t just a list of do’s and don’ts, but an exploration of what it means to love our neighbor. It explores what it means not only to pursue justice with our day to day actions, but also how we can avoid supporting systems of injustice with those actions as well.

I'm so proud and excited for my wife, and I can't wait till the book is available for y'all to read as well. You'd better go ahead and add it to your Amazon Wish List right now so you don't forget. :)

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