Possible

“A convincing case for how we can bring genuine change to our suffering world.”
— Bill Hybels, Willow Creek Community Church
 
“Stephan Bauman helps us understand that if we want to steward our moment in history, we must turn our thinking upside-down—first to recognize the resilience and creativity of those who suffer, then to thank God for the privilege of coming alongside them as co-creators of the solutions. I love this book!”  
— Lynne Hybels, Willow Creek Community Church
 
“This wonderful summons to do justice is a powerful combination of gripping stories, solid theology, and probing challenge. Possible doesn’t just call us to change the world; it convinces us that we can do it.”
— Ron Sider, author, Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger
 
“As a dreamer, I long for those transformative moments when an old impossibility gets replaced by a new possibility. This book pierced me with joy as it dispelled lies that I’d been led to believe, then revealed just how attainable changing the world might actually be.”
–Josh Garrels, singer/songwriter, including the critically acclaimed “Love, War, and the Sea in Between”

“We can all find resources that tell us why we must make a difference in the world, but Stephan Bauman presents the most compelling blueprint I have read on how to do that. I wish I’d had Possible forty years ago!”
— R. Tim Ziemer, Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy, (ret.)
 
“Like Jesus of Nazareth, Stephan Bauman realizes that in order to change the world, we have to change people’s hearts, starting with our own. Anyone who aches over injustice and wonders if real change is actually achievable should read Possible: A Blueprint for Changing How We Change The World.”
–Tony Hall, former United States Ambassador to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture; author, Changing the Face of Hunger
 
“Possible is for everyone who wants to move beyond complacency to commitment, from doing little to truly changing the world. Lots of writers tell us that our world is a mess but Stephan Bauman shows us how to fix it.”
–Leith Anderson, president, National Association of Evangelicals; author, Leadership That Works
 
“After he spent decades on the front lines of justice, we are now able to read about the philosophy, faith and experiences that have led Stephan to believe justice is not merely a goal to strive for, but is indeed possible.”
— Micah Bournes, poet