10 Notable Books of 2015

…as published on the blog Seedbed.  Pretty much all of them have connections to issues of faith, work, economics, discipleship in the world, and the common good. Here’s one of interest–for the rest, check out the Seedbed post:

Charity Detox: What Charity Would Look Like If We Cared about Results by Robert D. Lupton
In his followup to Toxic Charity, which more or less diagnosed the epidemic, community developer Robert Lupton offers concrete strategies and program outlines to help churches alleviate poverty without creating dependency. One of the positive takeaways is the imperative to invest and live in these communities with profound needs.