Haley R. French

An Introduction to Colonial African-American Evangelical Theology

Theology

“This text is a compelling, must-read invitation to a different dialogue about race altogether, one that meaningfully draws upon the accounts of many colonial African-American Christians to demonstrate the transformative nature of an orthodox reading of Scripture and a transformed ethic and praxis of love through Christ Jesus. Noting the downfalls of racialized-binary reasoning, May points the reader to genuine expressions of Christianity in history that should inform our sense of identity, belonging, and shared spaces today.”

See My Body, See Me

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“This book is a powerful call to attune to the lived experiences of Pentecostal survivors of sexual violence and to become those who can enter their unique journeys and companion them effectively through specific healing praxes. Pamela Engelbert skillfully weaves together theological, biblical, and psychological insights with the stories of survivor and counselor-participants. The result is a transformative and must-read resource for Pentecostal believers and their communities and for those providing care to them.”