"Lee Little has a gift for engaging the history of our diocese in ways that draws us toward deeper discovery. Changing Mission, Unchanging Faith is a book that tells the fuller history of the Diocese of Indianapolis, and we are better for it." --Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows, Eleventh Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis "This timely and incisive volume provides the Diocese of Indianapolis with a crucial insight into how we arrived at today's moment. Little's book is invaluable reading for the wider Episcopal Church as it grapples with its legacies of power and prestige. A must-read for anyone interested in the relationship between the complex past and faithful future of the Church." --Greg Baker, Canon for Spiritual Formation, Christ Church Cathedral, Indianapolis "The strength of Lee Little's narrative is his approach to history as something like autobiography--the shared story that is the heritage of every Episcopalian. His forthright critiques of the church and its leaders are tempered by the acknowledgment of their sincere desire to follow the Gospel, and the good they did despite their failings. Every diocese is a collection of humans doing their best to be faithful to God in their place and time; Little's compassionate truth-telling inspires hope that faithfulness in our moment, even amid the church's present challenges, will bear fruit, with God's help.

" --Brendan O'Sullivan-Hale, Canon to the Ordinary, for Administration and Evangelism, Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis.