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Survival and Liberation: Pastoral Theology in African American Context

by Carroll A. Watkins Ali

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For African American congregations and churches that would like to be more sensitive to African Americans in their community, Watkins Ali offers an exciting, new conceptual framework for an African American pastoral theology, bringing together womanist theology, traditional black theology, psychological theory, and spiritually informed clinical practice.… (more)
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For African American congregations and churches that would like to be more sensitive to African Americans in their community, Watkins Ali offers an exciting, new conceptual framework for an African American pastoral theology, bringing together womanist theology, traditional black theology, psychological theory, and spiritually informed clinical practice.
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