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Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove

Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove

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Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove writes on faith, justice, and community. His books, including To Baghdad and Beyond and Reconstructing the Gospel, explore theology, peace, and social change. He also contributes to Plough Quarterly No. 5, a journal of Christian spirituality.

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Plough Quarterly No. 5

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Plough Quarterly #5
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To Baghdad and Beyond

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Reconstructing the Gospel

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove known for?

    Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove is recognized for his work as a prominent voice in the New Monasticism movement, advocating for social justice and contemplative spirituality within a Christian framework. His writings often explore themes of peace, racial reconciliation, and community living.

  • Where should a new reader start with Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove's books?

    For readers new to Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove's work, "Reconstructing the Gospel" offers a strong introduction to his theological and social justice perspectives. It provides a foundational understanding of his approach to faith and activism.

  • Does Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove write with other authors?

    Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove has co-authored several books, including "Common Prayer: A Liturgy for Ordinary Radicals" with Shane Claiborne. This collaboration reflects his commitment to communal spiritual practices and social engagement.