Description
This book helps congregations explore mutual accountability as a path to decreasing racial alienation in the United States. Author Dr. George Yancy, a sociology professor at Baylor University, argues that colorblindness and antiracism are contradictory philosophies that have locked people in a power struggle. He believes mutual accountability offers a collaborative communication process that can help people in a racialized American society understand each other and discover lasting solutions to the country’s racial problems.
To help readers understand mutual accountability, Yancy includes chapters about what mutual accountability is, the evidence and theology supporting mutual accountability, and how a mutual accountability process works.
Features
- Audio version
- Notes and references
Practical Applications
- Read this book to explore the research and theology that supports mutual accountability.
- Host a book study that helps your congregation understand what mutual accountability is and discuss how it might impact your congregation’s ministry.
