Soul Stories: African American Christian Education Paperback – September 1, 2005

This book is a great glimpse into rich spiritual formation from an African American point of view. For its white audiences it should not be read as a sub-genre of catechetical writings or on spiritual formation, but as equally if not more informing than the writings of white males. The book’s view of “liberating wisdom” makes this entirely worth your buy.

This book is designed for the lay minister, group leader or deacon in training who is clueless about how to lead effective group discussions, encourage participation and link the tradition of griot into the lesson plan. It contains step by step instructions that remove any doubt or wandering of direction for the person who is completely unaware of how organize a thinking or reflection session.

Arrived fast and great product for the price

Excellent book. Very timely for the Christian Education community.

This book offers an excellent spiritual practice for groups and individuals seeking to make meaning in our present-moment lives using Biblical scripture. This gift of African American Christian pedagogy is one to be respected and treasured by all spiritual seekers.

Terrific professor of Christian Educatuion. I earned an A in her class. She is an excellent teacher and musician. This book has helped me empower students to share and write their story.

Very real.

Wimberly's method of Christian Education is toward freedom in a world desparately in need of healing.