The Rt. Rev. James R. Mathes, associate dean of students and director of Anglican Studies, recommends the following books as part of the Bishop Payne Library's monthly series highlighting a faculty member's picks:
Jesus and the Nonviolent Revolution by The Rev. Ruthanna B. Hooke, associate dean of Chapel and associate professor of Homiletics, recommends the following books as part of the Bishop Payne Library's monthly series highlighting a faculty member's "picks":
The Rev. David T. Gortner, Ph.D., associate dean of Church and Community Engagement and professor of Evangelism and Congregational Leadership, recommends the following books as part of the Bishop Payne Library's monthly series highlighting a faculty member's "picks":
Befriending Our Desires by 
Discussing the Undiscussable by 
The Cycle of Excellence by The Rev. A. Katherine Grieb, Ph.D., Meade Professor of Biblical Interpretation and New Testament, recommends the following books as part of the Bishop Payne Library's monthly series highlighting a faculty member's "picks":
From Patmos to the Barrio by 
The Spirituality of Saint Paul by Kathryn Glover, M.P.A., Vice President for Administration and Institutional Effectiveness, recommends the following books as part of the Bishop Payne Library’s monthly series highlighting a faculty member’s “picks”:
Redeeming Administration by 
The Checklist Manifesto by 
Practical Theology and Qualitative Research - Second Edition by The Rev. Stacy Williams-Duncan, interim director of Digital Learning & Trotter Visiting Professor in Practical Theology, recommends the following books as part of the Bishop Payne Library's monthly series highlighting a faculty member's "picks":
How Youth Ministry Can Change Theological Education -- If We Let It by 
How to Think Theologically by 
Why Do I Need a Teacher When I've Got Google? by Amelia J. Dyer, Ph.D., James Maxwell Professor of Christian Education and Pastoral Theology and director of the Ministry Resident Program, recommends the following books as part of the Bishop Payne Library's monthly series highlighting a faculty member's "picks":
Dark Night of the Soul by The Rev. Robert S. Heaney, Ph.D., D.Phil., director of the Center for Anglican Communion Studies and associate professor of Christian Mission, recommends the following books as part of the Bishop Payne Library’s monthly series highlighting a faculty member’s “picks”:
Rescuing the Gospel from the Cowboys by 
Growth and Decline in the Anglican Communion 1980 to the Present by The Reverend David Timothy Gortner, Ph.D., the Associate Dean of Church and Community Engagement and Professor of Evangelism and Congregational Leadership, recommends the following books as part of the Bishop Payne Library’s monthly series highlighting a faculty member’s “picks”:
The Three Laws of Performance by 
