"Kingdom Racial Change blends personal narrative with sociological assessment in making the case that the church has a responsibility to take the radical steps needed to help society achieve racial justice. The book is valuable for those who are committed to this cause and are looking for useful tools to accomplish it. The mixture of personal narrative and engaging writing style makes this an easy-to-read book that will challenge readers to take a comprehensive approach in working toward racial reconciliation."
—George Yancey, Baylor University
"Kingdom Racial Change offers a significant step forward for those of us concerned about racial justice and reconciliation. The authors demonstrate the power of narrative as their stories help us access foundational truths about the need for kingdom racial change. These stories are intertwined with insightful sociological research and thoughtful biblical reflection. Racial justice and healing do not occur without intellectual, emotional, and spiritual transformation, and this book offers a way toward that goal."
—Soong-Chan Rah, Fuller Theological Seminary
"Three men: two Black, one white, all passionately committed to working together to tell the truth about America’s tradition of racism and white supremacy and to find a way forward based in God’s grace. Beginning with powerful stories from each of their lives—from a Far South Side Chicago housing project, to California, Detroit, and rural Minnesota—these authors compellingly lay out the systemic and interconnected nature of racial inequality and give helpful and readable prescriptions for racial change moving forward. A must read for pastors, small groups, academics, educators, and community leaders alike, Kingdom Racial Change will stick with you long after you’ve finished reading, making possible the hope for real and positive racial change grounded in the gospel of Jesus."
—Angela Denker, pastor and author of Red State Christians and Disciples of White Jesus
