Rick Ufford-Chas

Crisis and Care

Work, Money & Leadership

“In my judgment, there are far too many books about best practices of traditional stewardship. I was pleased to discover that this book is the antithesis of that. It is a series of thoughtful reflections and well-chosen examples of the ways in which we must be jarred loose from our traditional thinking about both the nature of church and the purpose of fundraising. It offers fresh insights from authors who are aware of the hurtful and negative ways in which our churches have been captivated by the dominant culture and systems of white supremacy. So, if you're wondering about how we will create sustainable and grounded expressions of faithful community in the future, this is the book for you!”