Now online . . . the latest issue of Creative Transformation. With this issue, Creative Transformation officially becomes an online publication, and this one is jam-packed. Articles and interviews by Philip Clayton, Tony Jones, Bruce Epperly, L. Callid Keefe-Perry, and Tom Oord, plus process from the perspective of a theater artist and ministry from the perspective of popular culture. Book reviews, a new hymn, and theology for kids round out the issue. Online interactivity forthcoming on this site, but for now, tell us what you think the old-fashioned way. E-mail.

Bookstore announcement
The Flux Books website was hacked, necessitating a shutdown. During the rebuild, books can be purchased by phone (909.447.2559).

All things Cobb

• This month's "Ask Dr. Cobb" on a secularized Christianity.
• New from Abingdon: Spiritual Bankruptcy: A Prophetic Call to Action (This is the book Cobb used in this year's Process Theology Summer Institute.) Call P&F at 909.447.2559 to purchase.
• News flash! John Cobb has written an autobiographical book, Theological Reminiscences, which will be serialized on the P&F website. Here's a sneak preview.
• Cobb's review of Ian Fletcher's new book, Free Trade Doesn't Work
  

Jay McDaniel, Nov. 12-14, 2010, Madawaska Institute, Ontario
Dwelling Musically in the World:The Renewal of Church with help from Jesus, Buddhism, and Jazz:
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George Hermanson on "Why the Emergent Church Needs Process Theology."

Almighty? No Way!
A rabbi's moving account of how his son's autism led to his discovery of process thought.

New Books of Interest
Recently added to Flux Books:

• Building a Heart of Faith: Talking about God & Jesus with Kids, by Marjorie Hewitt Suchocki and Joan Lucas
• Holy Adventure, by Bruce G. Epperly
• The Nature of Love: A Theology, by Thomas Jay Oord
• Defining Love: A Philosophical, Scientific, and Theological Engagement, by Thomas Jay Oord

A Process-Relational Guide to Death, Grief, and Funerals
A collection of process-relational resources for those offering aid and comfort to the bereaved and need to organize a funeral service. Written by Rick Marshall and based on 24 years of ministry, and especially with those grieving the death of a loved one. Here

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