Bent Hope
Tim on 100 Huntley Street
On Monday, May 5, Tim was a guest on 100 Huntley Street, talking with hostess Moira Brown about the origins and purpose of his new book, Bent Hope. To watch the interview, click here and scroll down to Monday’s program.
Bent Hope Release!
On Thursday, April 10th, 2008, Youth Unlimited (Toronto YFC), Castle Quay Books and the Maranatha Foundation will be joining together with selected media, government officials, special friends and supporters to celebrate the release of Tim’s second book, Bent Hope: A Street Journal.
Click here here to read the official press release.
Bent Hope chapter-by-chapter prayers of reflection…
One of the thoughtful suggestions that arose from an early Bent Hope focus group discussion was that I think through a meaningful way to help people process what they might be feeling as they read through the Chapters of Bent Hope. In response, I invited 23 talented and interesting people to think through and write prayers of reflection – artistis, writers, leaders and visionaries. 23 people that I greatly admire and appreciate. While they are greatly accomplished in their fields of work, art and ministry – they have been invited to write these prayers primarily because of their authenticity and ability to communicate. As much as anything, they represent parents, grandparents, friends, siblings, co-workers, neighbours, and most of all – people doing their best day to day.
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Bent Hope – A Street Journal
New book by Tim Huff, available April 2008.
On April 10, 2008, we will celebrate the official launch of Tim’s second book, Bent Hope, published by Castle Quay Books.
Bent Hope is born out of Tim Huff’s unique and extensive 20 year ministry among homeless and street-involved youth and young adults, in Toronto, Canada. Bent Hope is a collection of thoughtful narratives birthed beneath crumbling bridges and in hidden alcoves of darkened alleyways. Each chapter reveals a unique life-story — unpredictable, intriguing and compelling. These gripping true-life stories surface quietly from unforgiving corridors of fear, hurt and uncertainty that unexpectedly and supernaturally transform into fascinating places of intimacy and godly anticipation.
Hi Tim
We are looking forward to your new book.
God Bless you this Thursday as you launch this book wish we could be there.
We hope to get a copy soon.
Love John and Jane Weiler
Tim,
I’m busting with pride! I love you so much!
Tim you have inspired me yet again. God has gifted you in so many ways. Thanks for sharing this gift of writing with us. As always your empathy, eloquence, compassion, and heart shine through on every page. Bless you.
Tim,
What a wonderful afternoon! Congratulations and thank you for sharing your thoughts, hope and wisdom with us all. You are a great source of encouragement and strength. Peace be with you always my friend!
Hi Tim, I’m the one with the video camera at Faith Book Store Opening. I have the video on YouTube and my website. If you want to hook up to my channel, Kathleen Matinlassi, you’re welcome to pass it around. I have a photo of you on the video! It was a pleasure to meet you and I’m sure we’ll meet again…Blessing, Kathleen
Hey Tim– Your nephews introduced me to your book and I was very encouraged. Thank you for sharing your experiences, thoughts, and wisdom. You’ve left me rethinking what I think about social justice and compassion. Thank you!
Interesting affair, didn’t thought reading it would be so awesome when I read the title!!
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