The Pilgrim Press & Stillspeaking Publications
We are all pilgrims, striving after insight in life and faith.
The Pilgrim Press is a daring adventurer and trusted companion along life’s pilgrimage, bearing testimony that there is “more truth and light yet to break forth.”
Recommended Reading:
Food Fight: How What We Eat Is Weaponized
Cleanse your palate from the taste of food’s colonization.
With global perspective, Food Fight unveils the intersections of food, environmental racism, and social disenfranchisement.
Also Recommended:
Building Up a New World equips congregations to organize effectively for justice.
The Bible and the Transgender Experience explores the Bible to lift up stories in support of transgender and gender-variant persons.
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UCC History & Polity
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Invigorate education, worship, and service in the church with Faith Practices: a near-limitless exploration of twelve spiritual practices.
The Pilgrim Press is a bold voice with a rich heritage.
Bearing the name of William Brewster’s Pilgrim Press (publishing from 1617-1619), the history of The Pilgrim Press includes the Bay Psalm Book produced in 1640 by the Puritans of Massachusetts Bay Colony—making ours the oldest English-language publishing tradition in North America. Today we publish books that nurture spiritual growth, cultivate religious leadership, and provoke the soul for the sake of a just world.
The Pilgrim Press and Faith-forming Publications Team
The Pilgrim Press team manages the United Church of Christ’s publishing house and its imprints, and coordinates the Stillspeaking Writers’ Group and Daily Devotional ministries. Contact information for individual team members is available through the staff directory.
Questions?
General questions about The Pilgrim Press may be sent to pilgrim@ucc.org. For information on copyright and permissions, please visit our Permissions webpage.