Never Lost
The Black Church As God's Ark of the Covenant
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Never Lost: The Black Church as God's Ark of the Covenant is a profound and timely exploration of the enduring legacy of the Black Church as a sacred vessel of resilience, liberation, and hope. In this poignant work, W. Franklyn Richardson reflects on the Church's historical role as both sanctuary and sword, carrying the spiritual and cultural heritage of Black communities through the trials of slavery, segregation, and systemic oppression. With reverence and urgency, he calls for a renewed commitment to the Church's mission in an era of unprecedented challenges and change. Drawing on decades ...
Never Lost: The Black Church as God's Ark of the Covenant is a profound and timely exploration of the enduring legacy of the Black Church as a sacred vessel of resilience, liberation, and hope. In this poignant work, W. Franklyn Richardson reflects on the Church's historical role as both sanctuary and sword, carrying the spiritual and cultural heritage of Black communities through the trials of slavery, segregation, and systemic oppression. With reverence and urgency, he calls for a renewed commitment to the Church's mission in an era of unprecedented challenges and change. Drawing on decades of ministry, global leadership, and personal faith, W. Franklyn Richardson weaves history, theology, and heartfelt testimony into a narrative that celebrates the Black Church as God's living Ark of the Covenant. From its role as a moral compass to its power as a catalyst for social justice, this book is a clarion call to honor the Church's past, embrace its present, and secure its future. It is an invitation to rediscover the transformative power of faith and unity, reminding us that even in times of loss, the promise of God's presence ensures we are never truly lost. Whether you are a pastor, scholar, congregant, or community leader, Never Lost will inspire you to carry forward the sacred mission of the Black Church with courage, compassion, and conviction.
