Books and Resources

BOOKS BEFORE BREAKFAST

All of the following books are available through the campus ministry as well as through Hearts and Minds Books in Dallastown, PA. To buy a copy from the ministry, please email us.

Habakkuk Before Breakfast

Jointly authored with the Wine Before Breakfast Community (Books Before Breakfast, 2016).

“Once again, the Wine Before Breakfast community invites us to join them at their table of gathered worship. These liturgies, written in the language of longing and lament, in the voices of this community, call us to engage with the works of Habakkuk, and with the prophets and poets of our time. These words, forged in shared experience, in joy and pain, call us to join in the radical resistance of sitting and eating in the midst of a bewildering age. Be warned, this is not comfort food, yet you will be longing for more.”

– Mark Wallace, Campus Ministries Coordinator for the CRC’s Resonate Global Mission.

To read more about this work, click here.

St. John Before Breakfast

Jointly authored with the Wine Before Breakfast Community (Books Before Breakfast, 2014).

“A book to shake us up and make us realize that God’s loving justice is the only firm ground on which anyone–or any society–can ever stand.”

– N.T. Wright

A Sort of Homecoming: Essays Honoring the Academic and Community Work of Brian Walsh

This collection of essays honors the academic and community work of Emeritus Chaplin, Dr. Brian J. Walsh upon his retirement as Campus Minister at the University of Toronto Christian Reformed Campus Ministry. The collection is a stunning mosaic at once academic and personal—representing the many elements of Brian’s life as pastor, theologian, professor, farmer, mentor, and friend. Find out more here.


LIVING JUSTICE AND THE CITY: Discerning the Spirit in Toronto

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During the summer of 2017 our ministry teamed up with the Community Counts Foundation, Citizens for Public Justice, and Resonate Global Mission to commission “The Living Justice Project.” Two researchers, Becca Sawyer and Courtney Reeve, were sent into the city of Toronto to discern where the Spirit of God was moving for justice. They tell the story of their three months of discernment in the report that you can find below.

The Living Justice Research Project


EMPIRE REMIXED

Empire Remixed started with Wine Before Breakfast, coffee-soaked conversation and a couple of pints in a Baptist Church-turned nightclub with N.T. Wright. Shaped by common worship, our imaginations continue to wrestle with the cultural, economic, ecclesial and political implications of a Saviour broken and bruised.

Together, we blog, write liturgies, craft sermons, and organize events.

Visit empireremixed.com