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Wimberly’s latest work presents pastors, church lay leaders and scholars with a new lens to think critically and joyously about how Christian education undergirds and supports the worship experience in nurturing faith and hope in black parishioners. –David L. Wallace, Sr., Dean, Johnson C. Smith Theological Seminary The Interdenominational Theological Center, Atlanta, Georgia This highly recommended work provides a thoughtful yet comprehensive framework of the black Christian worshipping community as the context where faith and hope are nurtured. –Marsha Snulligan Haney, Associate Professor of Missiology and Religions of the World, The Interdenominational Theological Center, Atlanta, Georgia This is a must read for all pastors and worship designers who desire to make worship relevant for African American Congregations. –Cecelia M. Long, former General Secretariat of the General Commission on the Status and Role of Women in the United Methodist Church Innovative, dynamic, thought provoking, and inspiring. A must read for pastors, church leaders, Christian educators, and anyone interested in revitalizing Christian education in the 21st Century. –Yolanda Y. Smith, Assistant Professor of Christian Education, Yale University Divinity School, and author of Reclaiming the Spirituals: New Possibilities for African American Christian Education Dr. Wimberly has seized upon the, heretofore, unspoken wisdom of the black church … Local church laity and clergy will easily access this fine work for local churches. –Lynne Westfield, Assistant Professor of Christian Education, Drew Theological School, Madison, New Jersey Wimberly understands comprehensively the ways education is embodied in congregational life. Indeed, she invites us to nurture faith and hope. –Jack L. Seymour, Professor of Religious Education and Academic Dean, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, Evanston. Illinois
