Cheryl J. Sanders
Biography
Cheryl J. Sanders has served as professor of Christian Ethics at the Howard University School of Divinity. Sanders has also served as Senior Pastor of the Third Street Church of God in Washington, D.C. Sanders is the author of Ministry at the Margins (2009), Empowerment Ethics for a Liberated People (1995), and Living the Intersection (1995).
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African American Theological Ethics
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This collection of African American protest speeches and essays preserves a noble tradition drawn from rich repositories of faith and intellect, a timely resource for a generation now embracing the conviction that black lives matter.”
Christian Living
“This book explores the meaning of 'in the world, but not of the world' for contemporary Christians, shedding new light on the religious heritage of the Holiness tradition from several points of view--biblical, historical, theological, and practical. It is a helpful guide for people of faith seeking understanding of holiness and its relevance to everyday living.”
History & Biography
“A thorough historical and sociological analysis of the persistent problem of racism in the Church of God, written with painstaking precision and prophetic passion. These ethical perspectives and prescriptions promise to advance the church toward visible implementation of biblical reconciliation. A must-read for anyone seeking substantive faith-based remedies to the racial dilemmas of our times.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“This is a practical guide for churches who are ready to take steps to achieve something that is much easier to preach than it is to practice—Christian unity. Agee examines unity from different vantage points using a variety of sources, including Bible and tradition, anecdote and autobiography. Anyone who views the healing of racial and economic disparities as a desirable outcome of the church’s public witness will want to read this book.”
Theology
“This valiant and sympathetic overview of the Pentecostal prosperity movement will be of interest to anyone with a concern for how the gospel is preached to the poor.”
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Empowerment Ethics for a Liberated People
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
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