Robert Moon has been both a senior pastor and a wealth management adviser for some of the most affluent communities in the nation. With his unique insights into pastoral care, financial stewardship, and money management, Dr. Moon has crafted a game-changing approach to cultivating a powerful, rewarding, and respectful relationship between clergy and their wealthy congregants. In this revolutionary book, Moon explores the inadvertent barriers created by both pastors and affluent parishioners and with sensitivity and understanding breaks down these barriers. Whether you are a church leader or a wealthy church member, you might find yourself described within these pages and, with Robert's unique approach, enjoy an illumined, more spiritually fulfilling future. A sought-after public speaker and author, Robert is also a frequent guest minister and interim pastor. He holds a BA in sociology, an MDiv, a DMin, and an MBA. His home and wealth management firm are located in Northern Virginia.

My Pastor, My Money, and Why We're Not Talking

Moon, Robert

Religion & Spirituality

Intermundia Press

When Anne Kathryn Killinger's A Son Is a Son Till He Gets a Wife: How Toxic Daughters-in-Law Destroy Families was published, it helped start a growing movement called Alienated Grandparents Anonymous. Now Anne's husband, John, has written this absorbing book of letters to their grandchildren in the hope that they will one day read it and understand more about the lives and dreams and personalities of the grandparents they were prevented from seeing. From Poppy, With Love is tender, thoughtful, wise, and loving, and will be of interest to many readers who have never had the problem that it deals with. John Killinger has been pastor of churches from New England to California and has taught at several seminaries and universities, including Princeton, Vanderbilt, and Chicago. He is the author of many books, including the well- known Bread for the Wilderness, Wine for the Journey and the novel, Maggie Bowles and the Mystery of the Marigold Turtle.

From Poppy with Love: Letters from a Grandfather to the Grandchildren He Isn't Allowed to See

KILLINGER, John

Parenting & Relationships

When John Killinger published FROM POPPY, WITH LOVE, a volume of letters for the grandchildren he isn't allowed to visit, he thought he had provided all the information his grandchildren would need to understand their paternal grandparents and their feelings about things. He soon found that he missed writing to the grandchildren, however, so continued to jot down his thoughts. Before he knew it, he had another book-length collection of these letters. In this second volume, he notes, he could touch on many things not dealt with in the first-new memories of their father as a child; musings on education; favorite TV programs; hearing from former first lady Barbara Bush; the death of their Great-uncle Jack, who was a vice-president of Sears; reflections on heaven and what it might be like; getting a new puppy named Toby; and enjoying another Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Even readers who haven't had a problem getting to see their grandchildren will enjoy the naked sensitivity of these letters and the many subjects they touch upon. Collectively, they are about what it means to be deeply human and to truly care about one's family.

From Poppy, with Love 2: More Letters from a Grandfather to the Grandchildren He Isn't Allowed to See

Meet Clovis Bell, pastor of the Good Hope Baptist Church in Hardwick, Kentucky. Loving husband. Father. A man beloved by his church and his community. A pastor sure of his faith, his conviction, and his religious principles. But his world is about to be turned upside down and inside out because of a false allegation of molestation made against one of his parishioners. Rev. Bell must make changes, some of them incremental, others quite radical, if he is to be the good fundamentalist. The Intermundia Press is proud to release the publication of The Good Fundamentalist. You cannot read this book without being transformed. Noted minister and theologian John Killinger has pastored the First Presbyterian Church of Lynchburg, Virginia, the First Congregational Church of Los Angeles, and the famous Marble Collegiate Church in New York City. Following his tenures at several well-known universities, his last post was as Distinguished Professor of Religion and Culture at Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama. Among the mot recent of his many publications are 101 Tips for New Ministers (Smyth & Helwys), Outgrowing Church (Wipf & Stock), What the Blind Man Saw (intermundia Press), and a novel, The Zacchaeus Solution (Intermundia Press).

The Good Fundamentalist

Literature & Fiction

The Intermundia Press, LLC< proudly releases poet Charlotte Barr's latest book, My Youth Like Petals: A Convent Memoir. A bool full or attentiveness, which is the natural prayer of the soul, readers will encounter not only what it is like to live the convent life, but they will also encounter themselves as much as they encounter the author, who from the very first sentence is in the world through more than compassionate involvement with it.We come to know, understand, and become better attuned to ourselves.

My Youth Like Petals: A Convent Memoir

Biographies & Memoirs

Barr, Charlotte

Leaders & Notable People

The Intermundia Press is proud to annonce the release of a new book by poet Charlotte Barr, Hungry Moon: Portraits of Appalachian Women. Based on interviews conducted during a sabbatical in 1985–1986, this volume is an incredible document of and testament to the women of Appalchia. With a foreword by Marie Cirillo, this book, which is a collaborative effort that features the music and lyrics of David Farrington Barr, the photography of Warren Brunner, and the words of Charlotte Barr raises our consciousness and consciences. It is a real treasure within the scope of Americana and a much-needed addition to our ongoing understanding of contemporary American history—a revelation of a mostly unknown, unheard history. Hearing these women's voices as they sound off the page is one thing. Seeing them in Warren Brunner's photographs is icing on the cake. Add to this the haunting music and lyrics of David Farrington Barr's song, "Hungry Moon," and we experience the sense of struggle and hope in the images and powerful and empowering voices of the mountain women within these pages. Through this book, we are blessed for having been provided with a language that is both a prelude and call to action and itself is a kind of action. This is indeed a meaningful achievement. Charlotte Barr is the author of a number of books of poetry, including Sister Woman, The Bell Buckle Years, The Text Beneath, and Looking Up. Her most recent publication is My Youth Like Petals: A Convent Memoir, published by the Intermundia Press.

Hungry Moon: Portraits of Appalachian Women

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

I Thought I Was the Only One: Grandparent Alienation—A Global Epidemic is a comprehensive and groundbreaking guide to the seemingly increasing intergenerational phenomenon of grandparents who are cut off from adult children and grandchildren. This is a must-read for anyone experiencing the grief, isolation, shame and trauma associated with such situations. By sharing selected experiences from grandparents in their own words along with what has been gleaned from experts in family estrangement, alienation, and legal approaches, Amanda and Matthew bring light and hope to affected grandparents. Themes of bravery, understanding, encouragement, hope, and ultimate love of family enduring amid impossible circumstances are present throughout this pioneering book.

I Thought I Was the Only One: Grandparent Alienation: A Global Epidemic

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Amanda

Psychology & Counseling

Through a series of anecdotes and reflections, Threescore Years and Ten traces the fascinating life of Canadian--now a US citizen--Presbyterian preacher and general secretary of the Canadian Bible Society, William R. Russell. Often funny, at times sad and remorseful, this anecdotal autobiography is sure to enthrall readers with its views of modern Canadian and US historical events, such as visits to Canada by HM Queen Elizabth The Queen Mother. His is a full Christian life, wise as a serpent and gentle as a dove.Lavishly illustrated with 72 black and white photographs from each decade of Russell's life, we see a man devoted to his God, his family, his countries, and his church. Dr. Russell served Presbyterian churches in both the United States and Canada and also served as the general secretary of the Canadian Bible Society, traveling the world to promote biblical literacy and awareness.

Threescore Years and Ten: An Anecdotal Autobiography

Russell, William R.

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