Toxic Charity: How the Church Hurts Those They Help and How to Reverse It
Robert D. Lupton challenges readers to reconsider familiar models of charity and their effects on recipients. Focusing on the church’s role in helping others, Toxic Charity explores how assistance can become counterproductive and invites a more responsible, sustainable approach to serving individuals and communities.
About This Book
In Toxic Charity, Robert D. Lupton examines the ways charitable efforts can affect the people and communities they are intended to serve.
The book focuses on the relationship between churches, charity, and those receiving assistance, questioning whether familiar approaches always produce beneficial results.
Lupton presents a case for reversing harmful patterns and reconsidering how help is offered.
This work is aimed at readers interested in faith-based service, community support, and more thoughtful approaches to charitable action.
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