As the Cleveland conference nears, tensions are increasing across the church, particularly over issues related to homosexuality. Last year, a Nebraska clergyman had his ministerial credentials removed and an Illinois pastor was suspended for a year after performing same-sex union ceremonies. The decision has delighted some and infuriated others across the denomination. Why United Methodists Should Talk With One Another, by Henry H. Knight III and Don Saliers, proposes the recovery of the lost art of Christian conference - theological debate whereby truth is spoken in love. A Wesleyan Spiritual Reader, by Bishop Rueben P. Job, provides a 26-week devotional experience for individuals seeking to grow in faith and knowledge of God.
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