Willie A. Glaster

Shepherding in the African American Community - Pastoral Care Conversations (Volume II, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Evangelism in the twenty-first century and beyond is a call and challenge for the African American in our post-modern world, and specifically for the Black church in South Texas. Modernity beckons the African American to break ties with its history, a history that is intricately tied to liberation of the past and present. As we look toward our future, the Kingdom of God will have to be retold in a way that awakens the souls of an exiled people. The wave of crises in this century lies within the fact that a large number of Black churches are closing its doors around the country, just recently in New Orleans. The same fate is being felt in the Black churches in South Texas. The effective witness of the Gospel is the challenge and measure for the small church. Evangelism in the twenty-first century and beyond is a call and challenge for the African American in our post-modern world, and specifically for the Black church in South Texas. [This manuscript is a quick guide and can only be used for basic content references due to formatting errors in sentence structure. The full updated manuscript can be found under the title: Shepherding in the African American Community Part 1 & 2]

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Anita Glaster
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. Februar 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798224053650
• Artikelnr.: 70020496

Autorenporträt

Willie Glaster is a 20-year Air Force Veteran who currently works as a Senior Management Analyst. He volunteers his time in efforts that support veterans and communities around Fort Worth, Texas.

Both Willie Glaster and his wife Anita are master's degreed, ordained ministers. They have been married for 34 years and are empty nesters who reside in Forest Hill, Texas. They have 3 sons, Gilbert, James, and Everett.