Still: Notes on a Mid-Faith Crisis - Tapa blanda

"Anyone committed to truly examining the shape of personal faith, unfolding over the years in a broken world, should sense a fruitful opportunity, if not a solemn obligation, to expound at length...[Winner] probes these depths as deftly and eloquently as anyone writing today... An instant spiritual classic."--Christianity Today

"Elegantly written . . . eminently readable."--Booklist

"The book is made to pour over again and again. You'll fill the pages with underlines, the margins with notes. Each short chapter is loaded with insights that don't so much build on one another as weave a rich tapestry of possibilities in the midst of a spiritual desert."--Relevant Magazine

"Winner writes thoughtfully and eloquently about finding herself in the middle and accepting her place there."--Shelf Awareness

"[A] provocative memoir . . . an open, honest contemplation of a spiritual impasse."--Kirkus Reviews

"In an age when it is much easier to make fun of the church than to love it ... Winner has made the church a main character so honestly drawn that we recognize it ... treasure it and laugh in amazement that God can work with it. Still."--Christian Century

"Lauren Winner's brave, spare, and subtle book is a great gift to the church. She lifts up doubt and absence with enough honesty to reveal the unfinished edges, and the radiance, of faith itself."--Sara Miles, author of Take This Bread and Jesus Freak

"Not for the faint-hearted, Winner's book not only undresses and confronts doubt, but imparts new courage to trust God through it."--Worship Leader Magazine

"Winner is one of those gifted teachers who slips in some wisdom along with the sweet stuff on the spoon. We take our medicine from the ancients, the Christian mystics and the scriptures while tasting the sweetness of her narrative."--Christian Century

"An unusually painful story, told with rare honesty by an unusually gifted writer."--N.T. Wright, author of Simply Jesus