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This book is a tribute to Lois Wilson, bringing together essays by prominent figures who have worked alongside her and who have been influenced by her practical Christianity, progressive values, and commitment to ending oppression. The collection acknowledges her inspiring legacy while taking on the important task of continuing her work.

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“Inspiring and insightful, this stimulating volume shows that the work of Lois Wilson from decades ago continues to bear fruit today. Written by a diverse group of people – scholars, politicians, pastors, social workers, and activists – For the Sake of the Common Good gives testament to the wide-ranging interest and influence of Wilson, and, like Wilson, the writers exhibit a keen commitment to bettering public life.” Carol Penner, University of Waterloo

For the Sake of the Common Good

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    A Paperback / softback by Kate Merriman, Bertha Yetman, Louise Arbour

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      Publisher: McGill-Queen's University Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 16/03/2022
      ISBN13: 9780228010951, 978-0228010951
      ISBN10: 0228010950
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This book is a tribute to Lois Wilson, bringing together essays by prominent figures who have worked alongside her and who have been influenced by her practical Christianity, progressive values, and commitment to ending oppression. The collection acknowledges her inspiring legacy while taking on the important task of continuing her work.

      Trade Review

      “Inspiring and insightful, this stimulating volume shows that the work of Lois Wilson from decades ago continues to bear fruit today. Written by a diverse group of people – scholars, politicians, pastors, social workers, and activists – For the Sake of the Common Good gives testament to the wide-ranging interest and influence of Wilson, and, like Wilson, the writers exhibit a keen commitment to bettering public life.” Carol Penner, University of Waterloo

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