Khalia J. Williams
Biography
Khalia J. Williams earned a PhD from the Graduate Theological Union. Williams has served as associate dean of worship and spiritual formation and associate professor in the practice of worship at Candler School of Theology, Emory University, in Atlanta, Georgia. Williams edited Theological Foundations of Worship (2021).
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Preaching & Worship
“This is an essential book written by dynamic and diverse contributors representing a wide range of Free Church traditions. It invites the reader into dialogue with liturgical authority to reimagine power and practice with fresh insight and awareness. Worship leaders and scholars from a variety of backgrounds will benefit from this sound body of work as it deepens their engagement with questions of worship and power through this visionary work.”
Worship for the Whole People of God, Second Edition
Preaching & Worship
“Worship for the Whole People of God, Second Edition, by Dr. Ruth Duck offers relevant and riveting scholarship that displays a deep commitment to ecumenicism, cultural diversity, and ecclesial integrity in worship. This is a resource that can be used by many who seek to deeply engage in worship exploring history, theology, liturgical practice, and pastoral sensibilities. I celebrate this resource and all that it offers the future of Christian worship.”
Preaching & Worship
“This book is a deeply necessary journey toward ‘joy’ as it breathes new perspective on justice and worship. Neal Presa offers us a fresh way to think about Sunday morning worship and calls us to deepen our awareness of communal liturgical practices that reveal God anew. Reading this book moves us to witness God’s power at work around us in our fellowship and connection to one another as we worship God together.”
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