A focused collection of narrative-driven books that echo the radical compassion, restorative justice, and deep kinship at the heart of Tattoos on the Heart: The Power of Boundless Compassion. These true stories and theological reflections center on m...
For readers drawn to stories of radical mercy and life on the margins, this is the essential starting point. Boyle distills decades with gang members at Homeboy Industries into parable-like essays about kinship, shame, and the "no matter whatness" of...
Tattoos on the Heart: Power of Compassion
Ideal for readers who loved Boyle's first book and want to go deeper into the spirituality of kinship. Here he shows how compassion continues to reshape the lives of former gang members and staff at Homeboy Industries, in a nation strained by divisio...
Barking to the Choir: Power of Radical Kinship
This book is for those who want a practical, spiritual grammar for living out tenderness in a wounded world. Drawing again on Homeboy stories, Boyle argues that "extravagant tenderness" is the answer to the boundaries we erect between ourselves and o...
The Whole Language: Power of Tenderness
Written by the CEO of Homeboy Industries, this is geared toward leaders, managers, and organizers who want to embed compassion and inclusion into work structures. Vozzo translates Homeboy's gang-intervention ethos into 55 countercultural business pra...
The Homeboy Way: Radical Business & Life
Perfect for devotional readers or small groups, this collection offers fifty brief reflections from Boyle paired with vivid street art by former gang member Fabian Debora. Focused on resilience, mercy, and refusing to harden your heart, it extends th...
Forgive Everyone Everything - Gregory Boyle
Aimed at readers concerned with systemic injustice, this memoir follows civil rights lawyer Bryan Stevenson's work defending the poor, the condemned, and the marginalized through the Equal Justice Initiative. Like Tattoos on the Heart, it combines se...
Just Mercy: A Story of Justice & Redemption
For readers who want a firsthand story of hope under extreme injustice, Hinton recounts nearly thirty years on death row for crimes he did not commit and his eventual release with help from Bryan Stevenson. His emphasis on imagination, humor, and for...
The Sun Does Shine: Life and Freedom on Death Row
This dual memoir is for readers interested in unlikely friendships across race and class. It tells how a wealthy art dealer and a formerly enslaved, homeless man are brought together through the compassionate vision of Hall's wife, Deborah, forming a...
Same Kind of Different As Me: Modern-Day Slave
Best suited to readers ready for theological and historical analysis, Cone connects the Christian cross with the history of lynching in the United States, arguing that the crucified Christ is most clearly seen in innocent Black victims of racial terr...
The Cross and the Lynching Tree by Cone
Ideal for readers who want a journalistic, ground-level portrait of the world behind Tattoos on the Heart, this book chronicles Boyle's early years working with Latino gangs and building what became Homeboy Industries. Fremon follows Boyle and the "h...