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    • Woa. Something about the way you put that... Gives a whole new understanding (to me, at least) of "the kingdom of god is within you." See, I always kinda thought of the kingdom of God as...

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A Review of Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove’s FREE TO BE BOUND

Started by markvans · 1 year ago

Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove has two books that are being released this spring. The first of these books to hit the market is Free to Be Bound: Church Beyond the Color Line. One wouldn’t know it by catching a glimpse of the title, but this is no “how to” guide to racial reconciliation. Rather, […]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "A Review of Jonathan ... Continue reading »

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  • Kimberly

    1 year ago

    This book is waiting on my bedside table (unfortunately, under quite a stack of others who were first in line...). I bought it the week it came out, because I had heard Jonathan speak on this topic last fall at the Christian Community Development Association conference and I wanted to play my part in boosting his first week sales (Yes, I wanted to contribute to the consumerist hoopla... albeit, for a worthy cause). Thank you for the review ~ I am looking forward to a good read.
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