
Neighborhood Transformation
A Specialized Ministry to African Immigrants
- 158 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
About this book
Neighborhood Transformation is a Christian reimagination of compassionate ministry through the application of the practice of biblical hospitality. This book advocates the creation of community outreach programs focused on emotional support, legal support, and spiritual refuge for undocumented African immigrants. Linking the theological and biblical vision for neighborhood transformation with the philosophical framework of community building, it considers the meaning of community within the context of the Christian calling to build a community of strangers in a pluralistic society like the United States of America. The African diaspora is invited to their vocational calling of rebuilding their local communities using Nehemiah, Ezra, and the contemporary Jewish community in the Diaspora as biblical and contemporary example.
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Table of contents
- Title Page
- Foreword
- The Purpose of the Church
- Chapter 1: Everyday Challenges of Undocumented African Immigrants
- Chapter 2: Cultural Shifts and the Influence of the Social Gospel Movement
- Chapter 3: The Theological and Biblical Vision for Neighborhood Transformation
- Chapter 4: Community Building in American Society and the Inclusion of Strangers
- Chapter 5: Theological and Biblical Resources for Congregational Practice of Hospitality
- Chapter 6: The Incarnational Outreach of Justice for Jeshrun Immigration Ministry
- Conclusion: What Is the Vocation of African Immigrants?
- Bibliography