Bücher von Jennifer Ebert

Jennifer Ebert bewegt sich in Ihrer Dissertation »Christus praesens angesichts des Volkes Israel« an den Schnittstellen von Liturgie, Christologie und Israeltheologie. Die Arbeit untersucht theologische Ansätze einer nicht antijudaistischen Christologie, kirchliche Verlautbarungen zum Verhältnis von Kirche und Israel und aktuelle gottesdienstliche Praxis unter der Prämisse, dass Liturgie, Gebet und Credo ein implizites Glaubenswissen auch zur Haltung gegenüber dem Judentum maßgeblich prägen. Die Ergebnisse der Untersuchungen reflektiert Ebert daraufhin systematisch-christologisch mit dem Ergebnis, dass in jedem Gottesdienst der Christus iudaeus praesens gefeiert wird. [Christus praesens in the Face of the People of Israel]Jennifer Ebert's dissertation »Christus praesens angesichts des Volkes Israel« moves at the intersections of liturgy, Christology, and Israel theology. The work examines theological approaches to a non-anti-Judaic Christology, church pronouncements on the relationship between church and Israel, and current worship practice under the premise that liturgy, prayer, and creed significantly shape an implicit knowledge of faith, including attitudes toward Judaism. Ebert then reflects the results of the investigations systematically-christologically with the conclusion that in every service the Christus iudaeus praesens is celebrated.

A murdered child, a desperate, grieving mother, and a killer on the loose. Cady McBride is devastated when her daughter goes missing on what was to be a fun, family camping trip in the mountains. When her body is discovered, she is desperate to find the killer. As she battles her own demons of dealing with her bipolar disorder, fraught with manic episodes, she will stop at nothing until she gets justice.Detective Alaska Cosay, a member of the tribal police, has been assigned to investigate the murder. This is more than just another case to the Arizona native as she tries to untangle the trail of lies and deceit left in its path. Having lost her own daughter by homicide years before, Alaska knows the best way to find a killer is to summon one who has a stake in it, so she secretly recruits Cady to help in solving the case.A mother who will stop at nothing, a marriage which may not be able to withstand the tragedy, and a list of suspects who has her questioning her own sanity at times. Will they be able to find the killer before he strikes again?Cady must now risk losing the relationships of those she loves to keep pursuing justice. But, will it cost her everything? BLACKBIRD is a gripping psychological thriller which will tear at your heart and leave you thinking about these characters long after the final page.