Bio
Elaine A. Heath is a theologian whose work is interdisciplinary, integrating pastoral, biblical, and spiritual theology in ways that bridge the gap between academy, church, and world. Her current research interests focus on community as a means of healing trauma, emergent forms of Christianity, and alternative forms of theological education for the church in rapidly changing contexts.
Heath is the author of numerous books and articles, the most recent of which is Healing the Wounds of Sexual Abuse: Reading the Bible with Survivors (2019), a republication with updates of a previous volume: We Were the Least of These: Reading the Bible with Survivors of Sexual Abuse (2011). She also recently served as general editor of the Holy Living series, eight volumes each oElaine A. Heath Books
Loving the Hell Out of Ourselves: (a memoir)
Jeanine B Heath-McGlinnLoving the Hell Out of Ourselves (a memoir)
Jeanine B Heath-McGlinnThe Healing Practice of Celebration
Elaine A. HeathHoly Living: Confession
Paul W. ChilcoteHoly Living: Simplicity
Wendy J. MillerHoly Living: Study
K. Kale YuHealing the Wounds of Sexual Abuse
Elaine A. HeathHoly Living: Neighboring
Jorge AcevedoHoly Living: Worship
Matthew E. JohnsonHoly Living: Discernment
Elaine A. HeathHoly Living: Prayer
Elaine A. HeathHealing the Wounds of Sexual Abuse
Elaine A. HeathHealing the Wounds of Sexual Abuse
Elaine A. HeathWhat Kind of God?
Bret WellsSimple Harmony
Larry DugginsFive Means of Grace
Elaine A. HeathFive Means of Grace: Leader Guide
Elaine A. HeathMissional. Monastic. Mainline.
Elaine A. HeathLearning from the Least
Andrew F. BushThe Gospel according to Twilight
Elaine A. Heath