Books & Articles
Below please find a partial list of recent publications (both books, chapters, and articles) written by Mockler Fellows. They cover a wide range of topics relating to faith, work, business, and economics. We have included links to sites where they may be found and/or accessed.
Books
Book Chapters
- Barnes, Kenneth, “Faith, Work and Economics: a Mission to the Church, a Mission of the World” in Transforming Work: Missiological Perspectives for the Church in the World (Brill, 2024)
- Martin, Kara, “Formed to be on Mission for God in the Workplace” in Cronshaw, Kappelhoff & Taylor, Transforming Work (2024: Brill)
- Barnes, Kenneth, “Forward” in Whatever Became of Love (Wipf & Stock, 2023)
- Barnes, Kenneth, “Reclaiming the Arts Through Worship” in Beholding Beauty: Worshipping God Through the Arts (Wipf and Stock, 2022)
- Martin, Kara, ““Forming the Telos of Workers”, and Introduction and Conclusion, in Benson, Martin & Sloane, Transforming Vocation: Connecting Theology, Church, and the Workplace for a Flourishing World (2021: Wipf & Stock)
- Martin, Kara, “Grounded in Work as Christians” in Firth & Cooper, Grounded (2021: Wipf & Stock)
- Martin, Kara, ““Christian Identity and Work” in Miner & Stephens, Identifying as a Christian in an Alien Public Arena (2018: CHILD)
- Martin, Kara, “Women in Theological Education in the ACT in Twenty-First Century Australia” (with Powell du Toit, Firth and Dale), in Bain & Hussey, Theological Education: Foundations, Practices and Future Directions (2017: Wipf & Stock)
- Martin , Kara, “Theology for the iGeneration” in Ball & Harrison, Learning & Teaching Theology (2014: Morning Star)
Articles
- Hanson, J., “Thomas Aquinas and the Qualification of Monastic Labor” in Religions 2024, 15(3), 366; https://doi.org/10.3390/rel15030366
- Minard, Sara, “The Resilience of the Rested: How Practices of Sabbath Can Build Faithful Resilience and Renew Our Relationships in a Distracted and Restless World”, Faith in Business Quarterly, 2024 Vol. 23.2, pp. 16-19.
- Barnes, Kenneth “We Need New, Public Conversations About Ethics” Common Good Magazine (Jan. 2024)
- Gantt, L.O.N., “The Centrality of Spiritual Well-being to Professional Formation” (2024)
- Barnes, Kenneth, “Shedding The Yoke of Mammon: Economic Stress and the Gift of Sabbath” (with S. Minard), in Faith in Business Quarterly (Cambridge, Q2, 2024)
- Barnes, Kenneth, “Business Ethics and the Character of God”, Common Good Magazine (February 2024) www.commongoodmag.com
- Barnes, Kenneth, “The Emperor’s New Coins” in The Journal of Ethics in Entrepreneurship and Technology (June 2023)
- Barnes, Kenneth, Review of “Radical Sufficiency: Work, Livelihood, and a US Economic Ethic” in Studies in Christian Ethics (May 2022)
- Barnes, Kenneth, “Forward” in Abraham Kuyper’s On Business and Economics, Lexham Press, 2021.
- Martin, Kara, “Precarious work environments and the gifts of routine, space, people and purpose” (with Peter Cumming) in Faith in Business Quarterly, 2022.1
- Martin, Kara, “Who am I?” An exploration of faith and identity in the workplace (with Peter Cumming) in Faith in Business Quarterly, 2021.4
- Barnes, Kenneth, “TrueFootprint, Ltd.: a case study in the use of SME innovation to combat the COVID-19 pandemic” in the Journal of Ethics, Entrepreneurship and Technology, September, 2021.
- Barnes, Kenneth, “Self-serving Vice or Social-building Virtue” in Christian History Magazine, November 2020.
- Barnes, Kenneth, “Virtue at Work by Geoff Moore,” Book Review in Faith in Business Quarterly, Cambridge, Q3, 2019.
- Barnes, Kenneth, “Build a New Foundation for Capitalism,” Richmond Times-Dispatch, September 2018.
- Barnes, Kenneth, “Business Ethics and Religious Belief” in The Routledge Companion to Business Ethics, Routledge, 2018.
- Barnes, Kenneth, “Biblical Wisdom for the Workplace”, Reconnecting Faith in the Workplace Conference, Derby Cathedral, October 2013
- Barnes, Kenneth, “Religious Wisdom in Business and Entrepreneurship,” P. Fiddes Book Launch, Oxford University, October 2013
- Barnes, Kenneth, “A Theology of Work for a Post-industrial Workplace,” Theology of Work Project, Boston, April 2013