ADRIAN, Mich. – Adrian College’s Chaplain and part-time professor of Philosophy and Religion, Christopher P. Momany has recently authored “Doing Good: A Grace-Filled Approach to Holiness”.
“The book is designed to be an accessible piece that links the Wesleyan tradition of holy love to social justice,” says author Momany. “Here love is considered a respect for the intrinsic worth of people.”
This book explores the meaning of love as it speaks to a relationship with God and a relationship with others, embracing the idea of holiness through the examination of such questions as the relationship to the moral law; a relationship to freedom; and, most important, the relationship to the very being of God.
Exploring Christianity in its purest form, this book refers to putting God’s love into action. Readers will find a four-session guide that helps to understand and embrace the Wesleyan understanding of holiness.
Published by Abingdon Press books, “Doing Good: A Grace-Filled Approach to Holiness” is available for purchase. Cokesbury is the recommended provider. To order, visit one of Cokesbury’s 60 store locations, call their customer service center at 800.672.1789, or visit www.cokesbury.com.
Christopher P. Momany is the chaplain and a part-time professor at Adrian College in Michigan. He is a member of the West Michigan Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church and has been the pastor of several churches in New Jersey and Michigan. A graduate of Adrian College, Princeton Theological Seminary, and Drew University, his ministry combines scholarship with the love of Jesus. For more information, please contact Momany via email at cmomany@adrian.edu.
