Walking with the Poor: Principles and Practices of Transformational Development
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Walking with the Poor: Principles and Practices of Transformational Development

by Bryant L. Myers

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Walking with the Poor explores the principles and practices of transformational development. Bryant L. Myers considers how individuals and communities can engage poverty through relationships, partnership, and a focus on lasting change. The book offers a faith-informed perspective for readers interested in development, service, and social transformation.

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Walking with the Poor examines principles and practices related to transformational development.

Bryant L. Myers focuses on approaches to engaging with people experiencing poverty.

The book presents development as a process shaped by relationships, context, and a concern for lasting transformation.

Its perspective is relevant to readers interested in faith-based development, poverty, and community engagement.

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