Colin McCartney has spent more than three decades in urban ministry, founding outreach movements that serve at-risk communities in Toronto. An ordained minister and sought-after speaker, he has written four books exploring faith, justice, and personal transformation — drawing on his own experience walking through hardship and his lifelong commitment to living out the words of Jesus in practical, tangible ways.
A memoir of walking through personal tragedy — including a near-death accident — while working in urban youth ministry. Colin shares how he found God's presence in the hardest trials of his life, and how disappointment can become the very thing that reshapes who we are.
Buy on AmazonA call to take the actual words of Jesus — the "red letters" found in some Bible translations — seriously enough to build a movement around them. Colin challenges readers to respond to poverty, racism, and injustice the way Jesus did: practically, personally, and without excuse.
Buy on AmazonWritten together with Judith McCartney, this short book explores what biblical justice actually looks like in practice — and makes the case for why it should matter deeply to the church, not just as an idea, but as a way of living.
Buy on AmazonColin's fourth book turns toward healing — addressing the distorted images of God many of us carry, often without realizing it, and offering a path toward letting go of those distortions to encounter God more truthfully.
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Campolo's late-life theological memoir, reflecting on a lifetime of faith, ministry, and conviction.
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Co-written with his son Bart, a father-son conversation between an evangelical Christian and a humanist on faith, doubt, and family.
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Co-written with Shane Claiborne, a call to build a faith movement centered on the literal words of Jesus.
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A collection of real-life stories illustrating grace, compassion, and the presence of God in everyday moments.
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Practical guidance for preaching, teaching, and pastoral care modeled on the way Jesus connected with people.
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An argument for confronting injustice through humility and self-giving love rather than domination.
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Co-written with Jim Wallis, a foundational case for a faith-driven approach to citizenship and politics beyond partisan lines.
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A free, public-domain English translation of the full Bible. Download the complete text at no cost.
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Shane Claiborne's firsthand account of radical, everyday discipleship among the poor — a defining book of the modern faith-and-justice movement.
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C.S. Lewis's classic, accessible case for the core beliefs shared across Christian traditions.
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Dietrich Bonhoeffer's foundational work on what it costs — and means — to follow Jesus wholeheartedly.
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