Righteous Content: Black Women's Perspectives of Church and Faith (Religion, Race, and Ethnicity)

The book "Black Women's Religious Lives" is a groundbreaking exploration of the spiritual sustenance, critical assessment, and limited collective activism of African American women in the church.

Through ethnographic work, surveys, and interviews with 38 black churchwomen, Daphne Wiggins sheds light on the complex representation of these women's lives today.

This book is a must-read for church leaders, seminary professors, and sociologists of American religion who often take Black women's religiosity for granted.

With empathetic descriptions and incisive analysis, Wiggins challenges scholars and members of the black church to move in new directions in this new millennium.

Don't miss out on this valuable addition to library collections!