Archbishop Desmond M. Tutu won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984 and the Templeton Prize in 2013, and was the founding chair of The Elders from 2007 to 2013. In 2009 he received the Presidential Medal of Freedom. In 1994, Tutu was appointed chair of South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission, where he pioneered a new approach to moving beyond civil conflict and oppression.

This is a cracking book. Buy it. It will change your Church

• Foreword by the Archbishop of CanterburyPART ONE1 The Subversiveness of the Bible2 We are created for Complementarity, for Togetherness, for Family3 The Biased God4 You Are Loved5 It's All of Grace6 In the Beginning, God; At the End, GodPART TWO'Arch' in Conversation: A Spiritual RetrospectiveAcknowledgements

Archbishop Desmond M. Tutu won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984 and the Templeton Prize in 2013, and was the founding chair of The Elders from 2007 to 2013. In 2009 he received the Presidential Medal of Freedom. In 1994, Tutu was appointed chair of South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission, where he pioneered a new approach to moving beyond civil conflict and oppression.

This is a cracking book. Buy it. It will change your Church

• Foreword by the Archbishop of CanterburyPART ONE1 The Subversiveness of the Bible2 We are created for Complementarity, for Togetherness, for Family3 The Biased God4 You Are Loved5 It's All of Grace6 In the Beginning, God; At the End, GodPART TWO'Arch' in Conversation: A Spiritual RetrospectiveAcknowledgements