Alton B. Pollard
Black Theology—Essays on Global Perspectives
Theology
“Black Theology reflects the tremendous breadth and depth of issues that Dwight N. Hopkins has been committed to throughout his accomplished career as a scholar, griot, activist, father, brother, and son. Hopkins represents Black American theology at its best--fierce and hopeful, reflective and expansive, centered and global. This select collection of his essays is deeply contextual, intergenerational, material, and spiritual. His is a stirring testament to the power of progressive theological witness, grounded in the experience of America's communities of Blackness, giving expression to that which is universally human and life-giving.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“The enslavement of African peoples in the United States and our continued carceral reality are the vital subject matter of these Lenten devotional materials. We owe a debt of gratitude to Cheri Mills for this impassioned resource on the Black-led freedom struggle against social death and on just calls for reparations.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“. . . Making Justice Our Business is equal parts ringing social critique and personal faith journey. For Darryl and for all who continue to suffer unjustly, another necessary blow against the prison industrial complex has been struck.”
Preaching & Worship
Foreword
“A wonderful book, a love letter of sorts to the world of pastoral ministry, focused on your engaging work and relationship with Morgan.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“The black church and hip-hop are the two greatest repositories of our culture. . . . The time is right for the two to be joined. . . . The gospel ministries and work artfully described in this volume by Efrem Smith and Phil Jackson . . . are successful, exciting and real. In preaching, music, worship, counseling, social analysis and more these congregations offer vibrant insights that may transform the values, beliefs and traditions of hip-hop America--and enrich us all. What these two churches have done, other churches can do. . . . Here is to a new movement in black and multiracial America--the hip-hop church--keepin' it real and keepin' it right.”
The Homebrewed Christianity Guide to Church History
History & Biography
“Bill Leonard's Homebrewed Christianity Guide to Church History is a concise and wonderfully written guide to reflecting on the legacy of Christianity, written by a man of ethical conviction and scholarly range. Slightly intoxicating and not a little irreverent, this book is highly recommended for teetotalers, social drinkers and everyone in between!”
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