John C Bush

Interchurch Families: Resources for Ecumenical Hope: Catholic / Reformed Dialogue in the United States John C Bush

Brief Description: This brief, usable book is designed for ministers and priests to use with congregants who are either entering into or already are in an interchurch marriage. It also is intended for laity who are in or contemplating entering into an interchurch marriage. Publisher Marketing: Marriage and families are becoming increasingly complex. No longer can any of us speak with simplicity about what a "typical" family is like, now that our vocabulary includes words like "single parent," "blended," and "multi-faith." "Inerfaith Families" is a brief, usable book designed for ministers and priests to use with congregants who are entering into, or are already in, an interchurch (Reformed-Catholic) marriage. It can also be useful for laity involved in interchurch families.

Contributor Bio:  Bush, John C JOHN C. BUSH was born in the Florida Panhandle and grew up in Montgomery, Alabama, with ancestral roots in Virginia Colony, 1670. His career as a Presbyterian minister took him from Alabama to Kansas, Missouri, Kentucky and Michigan and back to Alabama. In retirement, he and his wife make their home in the Tennessee Valley of North Alabama, placing them in and near many of the locations where much of this story takes place. He is author or editor of four non-fiction books; PATRIOTS AND REBELS is his first novel. Contributor Bio:  Cooney, Patrick R Cooney is Bishop of Gaylord, Gaylord, Michigan.