Part of the Koinonia mission is to share the words of our founder, Clarence Jordan; to engage in issues of Christian discipleship; and to share the most important values in our community: peacemaking, brother & sisterhood, and non-materialism. This wide selection of books and other media includes the familiar and the rare, both humor and drama, current and historical, and will challenge advanced theologians as well as "prophets in blue jeans."

These items make wonderful gifts for thoughtful friends, additions to any library of peace, justice or spirituality, or study guides for church or college groups.

 

Books by Clarence Jordan	Books about Koinonia and Clarence Jordan		Other Books
CDs and Tapes		DVD and Video

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Books, Audio, Video

	Cynicism and Hope: Reclaiming Discipleship in a Postdemocratic Society Code:700B Price: $14.99 Quantity in Basket: none
This book is a collection of talks given at the Cynicism and Hope conference in 2007 and features a chapter by Koinonia Director Bren Dubay, entitled “Cynicism & Hope: Reclaiming Discipleship in a Post-democratic Society.” The conference was organized by a group of young people from Reba Place Fellowship & Living Water Community Church to look at the tension between hope for a better world and the cynical notion that the world will only get worse.
	Cotton Patch Parables of Liberation Code:122B Price: $18.00 Quantity in Basket: none
By Clarence Jordan and Bill Lane Doulos. This book explores Jesus' parables, wherein he clothes his most radical ideas in the familiar garb of farmers, merchants and field hands, who disarm Jesus' audience and set them up for his message. "If you want to have your thinking challenged, read this book. If not, don't touch!" - Millard Fuller, Founder of Habitat for Humanity International & The Fuller Center for Housing

Based on a radical call to discipleship, Koinonia's very presence confronted racism, militarism and materialism. The selection of books, video and audio available from Koinonia challenge, and encourage us to further our understanding of the profound insights of Clarence Jordan, and the way of life he began at Koinonia.