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| Dedication | 11 | |
| Forewords | 13 | |
| Acknowledgments | 19 | |
| Introduction: "Change Has Got to Come" The Race Problem Won't Go Away by Itself | 25 | |
| 1. | Missing the Mark: We Must Refocus Our Aim if We Are to Win the Race Game | 43 |
| 2. | Putting on God-Glasses: A Biblical Perspective for Developing Cross-Cultural Relationships | 59 |
| 3. | Did You Know This History? How a More Accurate Understanding of History May Change Present Misconceptions | 79 |
| 4. | What Honest Abe Really Believed and Why It Matters: Lessons We Could Learn from History | 107 |
| 5. | Is Racial Reconciliation Really Working? (The Way Everyone Wants It To!) | 129 |
| 6. | The White Christian Problem in America: The White Christian Community Cannot Continue to Do Ministry as Usual in Its Approach to Minorities | 161 |
| 7. | The Responsibility of Black Christians in the Race Game: We Can't Blame Whites for Everything | 187 |
| 8. | How to Relate to the Black Community: Some Practical Steps for Fulfilling the Great Commission | 205 |
| 9. | Winning the Race to Unity: The Rewards of Racial Unity | 221 |
| 10. | Look Who's Talking: Cross-Cultural Is More Than Black and White | 229 |
| 11. | We Don't Know What We're Missing: Biblical Diversity in Everyday Life | 257 |
| 12. | Transforming our Theology into Reality: Making the Workplace a Safe Place for Women and People of Color | 275 |
| 13. | Where Do We Go from Here? Will You Be Part of the Problem or Part of the Solution? | 297 |
| Appendix | Questions You May Have Wondered About But May Not Have Had the Opportunity to Ask | 325 |
| Bibliography | 329 |
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Michelle Boice
reviewed Winning the Race to Unity: Is Racial Reconciliation Really Working? on September 30, 2020
Winning the Race to Unity: Is Racial Reconciliation Really Working?
Somewhat dated (mainly terminology), but still very good. Appreciated his perspective and vast experience. Very much from an evangelical perspective and experience. He got repetitive frequently, but the whole read was worth it. Some gems weaved throughout.
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