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About the Author
William Johnson Everett taught Christian Social Ethics for over thirty years at St. Francis Seminary, Emory University, and Andover Newton Theological School before retiring in 2001 to focus on writing, woodworking, and worship design informed by restorative justice principles. His earlier book, The Politics of Worship (United Church Press, 1999) lay the groundwork for the development of roundtable worship. His “eco-historical” novel, Red Clay, Blood River: An Earth Story, weaves together stories about the Cherokee Trail of Tears and South Africa’s Great Trek to explore issues of reconciliation and restorative justice. His worship furniture can be seen in the Boston area and in western North Carolina, where he now resides with his wife Sylvia, an artist and designer of worship settings. (For further information visit www.williameverett.com and www.WisdomsTable.net.)
