God In Chicago (eBook, ePUB)
A Journey Through City Streets and Spiritual Beliefs
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The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.After a decade away, I recently had the opportunity to return home, to the city of my birth andthe place where the foundation of my faith was formed.I have been through a lot since I lived in Chicago. The city has been through a lot since I left. Inever left my faith, but I see it differently now. The communities of faith across this city'sneighborhoods never left, but I look at them differently now.Many of the cornerstones of my life were molded in faith communities: Longtime friendships,important mentors, inspirations for...
The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.
After a decade away, I recently had the opportunity to return home, to the city of my birth and
the place where the foundation of my faith was formed.
I have been through a lot since I lived in Chicago. The city has been through a lot since I left. I
never left my faith, but I see it differently now. The communities of faith across this city's
neighborhoods never left, but I look at them differently now.
Many of the cornerstones of my life were molded in faith communities: Longtime friendships,
important mentors, inspirations for my career, training as my first employer, training for my
understanding of race and class in this city.
Having moved in and around communities of faith for over three decades, I am neither objective
in my observations nor oblivious in my opinions about them. This book was written both to
challenge the misperceptions about these spaces and to celebrate the humanity of the people
who gather in them.
Join me as I consider questions of life, spirituality, and beliefs about God during my year-long
journey visiting 35 faith communities in Chicago.
Deji Komolafe is a native of the Chicago area, and has lived in and around the city for 25
years. He is the creative director of OverPond Media, and the author of Class of Hope and
Change: A Walk with Millennials.
After a decade away, I recently had the opportunity to return home, to the city of my birth and
the place where the foundation of my faith was formed.
I have been through a lot since I lived in Chicago. The city has been through a lot since I left. I
never left my faith, but I see it differently now. The communities of faith across this city's
neighborhoods never left, but I look at them differently now.
Many of the cornerstones of my life were molded in faith communities: Longtime friendships,
important mentors, inspirations for my career, training as my first employer, training for my
understanding of race and class in this city.
Having moved in and around communities of faith for over three decades, I am neither objective
in my observations nor oblivious in my opinions about them. This book was written both to
challenge the misperceptions about these spaces and to celebrate the humanity of the people
who gather in them.
Join me as I consider questions of life, spirituality, and beliefs about God during my year-long
journey visiting 35 faith communities in Chicago.
Deji Komolafe is a native of the Chicago area, and has lived in and around the city for 25
years. He is the creative director of OverPond Media, and the author of Class of Hope and
Change: A Walk with Millennials.
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