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This playful yet substantial "dogmatic" book of theology addresses our central human longing to be deeply loved. This is also an incarnational theology, putting us in contact with a God who is willing to roll in the earth with us, dive in to rescue us, and whose tracks can be seen throughout our homes and lives. Illustrated with lovely charcoal drawings, Dogspell challenges readers to believe that God loves, welcomes, and longs to greet us as much as a dog.

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This playful yet substantial "dogmatic" book of theology addresses our central human longing to be deeply loved. This is also an incarnational theology, putting us in contact with a God who is willing to roll in the earth with us, dive in to rescue us, and whose tracks can be seen throughout our homes and lives. Illustrated with lovely charcoal drawings, Dogspell challenges readers to believe that God loves, welcomes, and longs to greet us as much as a dog.


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Autorenporträt
Mary Ellen Ashcroft, an Episcopal priest and long-time English professor directs a retreat center, WindCradle, near Grand Marais, Minnesota. Until recently she was English professor and chaplain at Kalamazoo College in Michigan. She has written a number of books, including The Magdalene Gospel, Spirited Women, and The Journey Beckons. She is a frequent speaker and retreat leader.