Canadian Christians frustrated with the Church have come ‘Undone’ and are leaving politely, almost apologetically, in what this book dubs a Quiet Deconstruction. Blessed are the Undone asks: what aspects of faith are being questioned, and why?
Weaving in church history, cultural analysis and their personal stories, Bick and Schuurman use canoe camping to illustrate the twists and turns of the spiritual journey. Whether you feel like you’re up the creek without a paddle when it comes to faith, or if people you love have lost their bearings, this book is for you.
“An engaging and lively read that does not compromise scholarly depth. Highly recommended.”
“Although my own stories are different, you put into words things I have felt. And it feels maybe like I have been seen. Or that somehow now I have better words to describe it.”
“[This] book is both courageous and compassionate.”
"A thoughtful, gracious and nuanced analysis of stories rarely heard in churches.”
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