Gosnell L. Yorke

A Kairos Moment for Caribbean Theology

Theology

“I would encourage the reader to be engaged by each of the contributors in this volume. They write from both 'at home' and in diaspora. In each case, they attempt to say the right thing at the right time (kairos) within the context of an emerging Caribbean Christian theology and within a postcolonial framework. I heartily commit this volume to the reader's thoughtful and prayerful consideration. I do so with the ardent hope that it will help spur all readers on to meaningful transformation, whether in thought, word, or deed, and in both the church and the Caribbean as a whole.”

I Found God in Me

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The seed for this wide-ranging volume in womanist biblical hermeneutics was first planted at Howard University Divinity School and has now grown into an excellent collection of essays which constitute a significant contribution to an ever-growing corpus. It provides rich and rewarding reading for those--female and male alike--who would wish to hear the Bible as a liberating word of life for our time--especially for African and African-American women. Highly recommended.”

Postcoloniality, Translation, and the Bible in Africa

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In this important gender-, race-, and culture-sensitive volume, the eight competent contributors provide the reader with a compelling account from the postcolonial perspective of Africa in the Global South as to how the translation of the Bible in Africa is anything but ideologically innocent. Highly recommended.”