Pan-African communities are disproportionately affected by the devastating challenges of hunger and poverty, yet these communities have risen with remarkable faith and resilience to advocate for justice and equity. A Legacy of Faith and Justice sheds light on the untold stories of Pan-African people of faith in the global fight to end hunger.

Through vivid storytelling, A Legacy of Faith and Justice highlights Pan-African leaders and their critical role in developing and implementing practices and policies to eradicate hunger. Author Angelique Walker-Smith reveals the passion, leadership, and unwavering determination of these leaders often overlooked in ecumenical and social narratives. She calls attention to their enduring faith as a catalyst for transformation, offering readers valuable lessons on unity, perseverance, and the power of hope. The book also provides a way forward with contributions on contextual and policy trends that advance the agenda of ending hunger, especially in Pan-African communities.

This is more than a historical accountâ it's a call to action. Celebrating five decades of impact through Bread for the World, A Legacy of Faith and Justice challenges us to honor this legacy by reimagining and renewing our commitment to a future without hunger. Essential reading for advocates, faith leaders, and anyone seeking inspiration to fight for a more just and equitable world.

This advent, journal your way to the birth of Jesus! This elegant devotional journal draws thirty key passages from Matthew, Luke, and elsewhere to inspire you to reflect on your own journey of faith. An excellent gift for yourself and others in this special season.

NRSVue Bible Journals are themed 30-Day journals designed to inspire people in their life of faith and to encourage thoughtful engagement with the Bible through journaling.

Each journal is an elegant linen hardcover book of 104 pages. The compact 5.5" by 8.5" size fits perfectly in the hand and makes it easy to carry the volume with you on the go.

At the same time intimate and sweeping, Born of the Sun tells the story of a young man from a Namibian village whose life is forever changed by global forces swirling around him. Muronga, a new father, must first navigate the changes that foreign missionaries press on his community's traditional lives. Then, as the new colonial administration taxes the people beyond their abilities to pay, he leaves his family for South Africa where work in the bustling gold mines promises great income but exposes him to racism, abuse, and ultimately a vision for Africa's liberation.Â

A fast-flowing novel with a compelling protagonist, Born of the Sun calls the colonial world to account and offers a hopeful new future.

This thoughtful devotional journal presents thirty key passages and encourages you to reflect on the meaning of these timeless texts for today. A thoughtful gift for yourself and others!

NRSVue Bible Journals are themed 30-Day journals designed to inspire people in their life of faith and to encourage thoughtful engagement with the Bible through journaling.

Each 5.5 x 8.5 journal is an elegant linen hardcover book of 104Â pages.

Roots of Resilience: Black History Through the Eyes of Faith is a transformative guide designed to empower churches and communities to teach Black History with confidence and conviction. At a time when public education faces challenges in preserving these vital narratives, this resource places the stories of Black Americans within the context of faith, resilience, and justice.

Rooted in biblical principles, Roots of Resilience connects historical struggles and triumphs to the ongoing call for equity and love in action. Readers, congregations, and small groups alike will discover how understanding the past can illuminate the path toward a better future.

"It is probably easier to be Christian in any other area of life than it is in the area of race. Here the practice of the Christian religion seems to break down most completely."

These words of prophetic judgment ground Mays's attempt to set down a Christian basis for the elimination of prejudice and discrimination. Reflecting on both the Old and New Testaments, Mays reads in the plain sense of scripture a call for us to live together in harmony and justice. He also draws from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to emphasize the broader context of the work.

The Indian Affair Deloria traces the history of broken treaties with the Indians, describing how they were swindled out of their rights and pulling no punches in naming individuals, agencies, and corporations that have participated. Christian communities aren't exempted from critique either.

Deloria highlights the hard feelings that remain due to Christian complicity with Indian mistreatment and urges churches to do the "thousand little things" needed to heal the wounds left by the "Trail of Broken Promises".