What Does It Mean to Be Black and Christian?: Pulpit, Pew, and Academy in Dialogue
by Harris, Forrest E., Sr., James T. Roberson, Larry Darnell George
What Does It Mean to Be Black and Christian? brings the pulpit, pew, and academy into dialogue around questions of faith and identity. Drawing on the perspectives of Forrest E. Harris, Sr., James T. Roberson, and Larry Darnell George, it offers a thoughtful examination of Black Christian experience.
About This Book
What Does It Mean to Be Black and Christian? examines the meaning of Black Christian identity through three connected perspectives: the pulpit, the pew, and the academy.
The book presents a dialogue among religious leadership, congregational experience, and scholarly reflection.
Its focus is the relationship between faith, identity, and community as considered through Black Christian life.
Written by Forrest E. Harris, Sr., James T. Roberson, and Larry Darnell George, this volume invites readers to consider a multifaceted question from several viewpoints.
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