“We are used to thinking of religion as mainly a force for tradition; this book is a timely and sprightly reminder that it can be a springboard for change as well, as long as we’re willing to reimagine the contemporary meaning of our deep roots.”
 BILL MCKIBBEN, author of The Flag, the Cross, and the Station Wagon

“Tending Tomorrow is a visionary call to action, inviting readers on a transformative journey toward a sustainable and equitable future. Merging real-life stories with deep, communal engagement, this book encourages us to reimagine our relationship with the world and our spiritual and cultural roots. It addresses the despair and hopelessness many feel in the face of polycrisis, offering a beacon of hope. Through its pages, we are guided to redream, retell, and renew our collective destiny, making it an essential read for anyone seeking hope and direction in challenging times.”
 PABLO KIM SUN, senior leader for antiracism and intercultural conciliation for CRCNA and author of Who Are Our Enemies and How Do We Love Them?

“Leah Reesor-Keller weaves an intelligent and relatable vision for courageous honesty and compassionate action when faced with what truth and reconciliation ask of us. As a mother, an activist, and a Christian, she shares a pathway that can inspire our own as we collectively awaken to the challenges by radically grounding our lives in Reality rather than denial and Love rather than fear.”
 VICTORIA LOORZ, founder of the Center for Wild Spirituality, cofounder of the Wild Church network, and author of Church of the Wild: How Nature Invites Us into the Sacred

“Tending Tomorrow is more than a book; it is a must-read and a call to action for anyone seeking inspiration and practical steps to contribute to a healthier planet. Leah Reesor-Keller inspires readers to engage in foundational practices that go beyond rhetoric, fostering real and positive change. By digging into the roots of faith and culture, we discover the potential to repair injustice and sow seeds for a better tomorrow. This book beautifully weaves together spirituality and ecological responsibility. Reesor-Keller’s insights provide a powerful appeal, urging those ready to answer to be courageous stewards of both people and the planet.”
 DOROTHY NYAMBI, president and CEO of Mennonite Economic Development Associates

“In a book rich with personal stories and clear challenges, Leah Reesor-Keller accomplishes her task—guiding us in the resetting of our collective values, beliefs, and practices, moving us all toward a healthier future in which all that the Spirit sustains can thrive.”
 DOUG KLASSEN, executive minister of Mennonite Church Canada

“Writing with a confidence and candor only experience can produce, Leah Reesor-Keller shows a path to the future. This book moves key conversations in the right direction.”
 ANTHONY SIEGRIST, Ontario director for A Rocha Canada and author of Speaking of God: An Essential Guide to Christian Thought