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Book Reviews
William D. Romanowski. Cinematic Faith: A Christian Perspective on Movies and Meaning (Baker Academic, 2019). 240 pages. [Reviewed by Adam Sonstroem, Assistant Professor of Communication, Arizona Christian University] Amazon.com link
Voddie T. Baucham. Fault lines: The Social Justice Movement and Evangelicalism’s Looming Catastrophe (Washington, DC: Salem Books, 2021). 270 pages. [Reviewed by Brandon Knight, Assistant Professor of Communication, William Carey University]. Amazon.com link
Heidi A. Campbell. Digital Creatives and the Rethinking of Religious Authority (New York: Routledge, 2021). 236 pages. [Reviewed by Zachary Sheldon, Doctoral Student, Communication, Texas A & M University]. Amazon.com link
John B. Hatch. Speaking to Reconciliation: Voices of Faith Addressing Racial and Cultural Divides (New York: Peter Lang, 2020). 184 pages. [Reviewed by Annalee R. Ward, Director of the Wendt Center for Character Education, University of Dubuque]. Amazon.com link
Thinkpiece
Kate Mead, and Bryan Mead. C.S. Lewis and the Communication Classroom.
Articles
Musa, Bala. “Journalistic Ethics and Conflict Reporting: A Biblical Pedagogy of Media Advocacy, Objectivity, and Social Responsibility,” Journal of Christian Teaching Practice (in Communication Studies), 8, 2021. https://www.theccsn.com/article-journalistic-ethics-and-conflict-reporting-a-biblical-pedagogy-of-media-advocacy-objectivity-and-social-responsibility-by-bala-musa/
Longinow, Michael, “Why You’re There: An Examination of Faith within an Ethic of Care for Journalists Covering Trauma and Educators Who Prepare Them for It,” Journal of Christian Teaching Practice (in Communication Studies), 8, 2021, https://www.theccsn.com/article-an-ethic-of-care-for-journalists-covering-trauma-and-educators-who-prepare-them-for-it-by-michael-longinow/