Amalya appeared on The Wake Up Call on Yes FM, and Laura spoke with Roxanne & Chris on WDJC. Listen to Amalya’s interview here and a segment of Laura’s interview here.
On Our Minds
“…a modern-era In His Steps”
“Love Let Go shares the true and transformational story of how God used the church to turn the idea of tithing on its head…” Read the full review from Christian Booksellers Association (p. 34) « read more »
Love Let Go called “One of the best books of the year”
Byron Borger of Hearts & Minds books recently reviewed Love Let Go: “This is a counter-cultural story that needs to be known, but it is also a rich study of the psychology of giving, the nature of living abundant lives within a culture that promotes scarcity, and the plausibility of being Christ-like in a world like ours. One of the best books of the year, I’m sure.”
Amalya Campbell talks about Love Let Go on Life FM’s The Forum
Upcoming Author Events
Join us as we share stories from the book and sign copies afterward:
- Friday, April 28, 7pm at The BookMarket in Glenview, IL
- Saturday, April 29, 1pm at Barbara’s Bookstore in Burr Ridge, IL
Why This Church Gave All its Money Away
Sojourners features Love Let Go as a “New & Noteworthy” book!
From the magazine’s March list of four recommendations: “A Chicago church divided a financial windfall among its members, $500 each, telling them to use it to do good in God’s world. Laura Sumner Truax and Amalya Campbell tell the practical and inspiring lessons learned in Love Let Go: Radical Generosity for the Real World.” -Sojourners, March 2017
Generosity Isn’t About How Much Money You Have
Love Let Go appears in “Justice a Hot Topic for Religion Publishers”
Coming from a church deeply invested in social justice, we are honored by Love Let Go’s inclusion in Publishers Weekly’s list of upcoming religious books on justice:
“Whether this is the best of times or the worst of times depends on your point of view. But after the recent presidential election, this could be an auspicious time for books on some of the social problems that were central to the candidates’ campaigns and still loom as the Trump era begins.” -Publishers Weekly, Jan. 20, 2017 « read more »