Elizabeth Le’anani Coffee
Discipleship & Christian Education
“This book gave me permission I didn’t know I was waiting for: to let my cultural ancestry and my spiritual ancestry belong to each other. This book is a reminder that wholeness, not selective memory, is where healing begins; that we carry both protagonists and antagonists in our bones, and that this tension is not a problem to resolve but an inheritance to tend. For those of us who work at the intersection of faith and community and who care deeply about what we pass forward, Pedagogy of the Ancestors is both an invitation and a gift.”
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