Heritage across Multiple Genres
Exciting books of fantasy, poetry, short story, and biography/memoir.
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All works Copyright (c) Dena Michele Rosko.
Circle of Isla tells the harrowing tale of Cahira, a warrior who wakes up in the land of the dead, with her last memory of men in pursuit.
Cahira finds herself entangled in a quest to reunite an infant with her best friend, Eara, to make peace with her mother, Una, and to learn the grander scheme of peace and goodwill with a scrappy crew in a surreal realm.
Adventure with Cahira and her troupe to untangle the intrigue and mystery of lost children and elders, of justice for mothers, and find a way to live anew.
A fantasy that moves you to reconsider the tangled nests that we weave for heritage.
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Family Tree emotes a compelling journey through peripartum and postpartum in long verse. Unflinching narrative connects the realities and disparities of the times with a longing for something more.
Hugs, pardons, pains, partings, and laborings drip with color and imaginings that births a mother with her child in a world that neglects to welcome or cherish both.
Come feel cherished and held as we imagine our shared family tree in a new way.
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Graem's Ship ties the "Heritage Chronicles" together with short stories that Dena originally told to her newborn son.
Gathered here for him and for you, enjoy a touching and tender honest and seeking glimpse into the postpartum world not often ear-marked in highlight reels or performative virtues of motherhood: Perinatal bonding.
And, Graem. Just Graem. The love and joy of a child who shines a bright light. Let these stories inspire you to craft art to bridge the in-between that connects us to one another from life's most vulnerable moments and precious transitions.
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A Looking Glass for Adeline shares a sweet account of Grandma Adeline with stories that comfort and encourage any caregiver sandwhiched between generations, and who push through anticipatory grief to love with the stories of their loved one.
This memoir peppers in reflections and personal insights by Min. Dr. Dena Michele Rosko, author of the Kingdom Come Trilogy, companion devotional and prayer books, and more.
A Looking Glass for Adeline reminds us that we are not alone in our life transitions, and compels us to honor the stories, affections, tensions, and faith that we each bring to the table.
Kingdom Come Trilogy | Heritage Theology, Formation, + Care
A heritage model for needs, love, and a future
The Kingdom Come trilogy arrives in time to support a vision for the gospel as a shared heritage of the family of God. This book, the first of the Trilogy, is a must-read for ministers, community leaders, seminary learners, educators, advocates, chaplains, care providers, and people of faith who desire to unite and care as a church during dynamic times. The trilogy offers a heritage model starting with Book I, or the realities of basic needs of our tender beginnings. This Revised and expanded edition reminds us of the basic resources needed to nurture a hope in a gospel future of a united neighborly heritage.
The Kingdom Come trilogy climaxes with Book II, which stories a heritage model at tension with systems that ostracize people from safe love. This book promotes unifying language that interprets the gospel with a heritage lens and a vision towards kingdom come with essential distinctions for headship, ostracism, and healthy organizations, congregations, and communities. This revised and expanded edition exhorts us with a united neighborly heritage as the labor of the church today: solidarity of caregiving and whole systems justice with the promise of life and love of generations together now to eternity.
The Kingdom Come trilogy solutions a heritage model resolving with a vision in Book III of continuing towards the kingdom of heaven. This book encourages readers to grow heritage as children of God through spirituality, community, compassion, validation, healing, and a vision of what kingdom come will be so that we do that work now. This revised and expanded edition compels us towards a gospel heritage that continues us and the bookend generations that story our lives. By forming heritage of compassionate community we can share the promise of life and love from now to eternity.
Kingdom Come Companions | Devotional + Prayer
Engage and pray for a gospel heritage
The Kingdom Come devotional workbook arrives in time to support a vision for the gospel as a shared heritage of the family of God. This book, following the Kingdom Come trilogy, is a must-engage for ministers, community leaders, seminary learners, educators, advocates, care providers, chaplains, and people of faith who desire to unite and cherish each other as a family, city, organization, neighborhood, group, team, partnership, or church during dynamic times. The devotional follows the heritage model of the Kingdom Come trilogy to nudge us with the basic resources and safe love needed to nurture a neighborly heritage. Each chapter begins with a topic from the heritage model to put into practice the heritage theology and care of the trilogy.
The Kingdom Come prayer book comes in time to breathe prayers of peace and goodwill for the gospel as a shared heritage of the family of God. This book, following the Kingdom Come trilogy and devotional, is a breath of fresh air for ministers, community leaders, seminary learners, educators, advocates, care providers, chaplains, and people of faith who desire to pray together and practice an ancient walk with God for dynamic times. The prayer book, as the devotional, follows the heritage model of the Kingdom Come trilogy to encourage us of the basic resources and safe love needed to nurture a neighborly heritage. Each chapter begins with the heritage model to mirror the heritage formation of the trilogy.
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