Overcoming Racism... Through the Gospel
Finding Healing From Racism
Xulon Press announces the release of Overcoming Racism Through The Gospel
Finding Healing From Racism
2018-04-10
Never in the history of the United States has there been a
greater need for healing when it comes to racial unrest.
Within the pages of Overcoming Racism Through The Gospel ($22.99, paperback, 9781602663008), readers will recognize the key sources of racial
division and then learn the ways to overcome them.
“The reader will have the ability to become a facilitator
for racial healing and reconciliation processes through the use of history,
strategy and biblical principles that help to achieve Jesus’ prayer for oneness
in John 17, and then demonstrate to the world how it is done,” the Rev. Melvin
Johnson says. “My book is written for the
empowerment of the reader to effectively address issues of racial disparity
from a ministerial point of view with the purpose of bringing solutions instead
of fostering, extending or prolonging animosity within the body of Christ and
the culture in general.”
Overcoming Racism
Through The Gospel is resource that enlightens the reader in understanding
the reasons for racial hatred and how destructive it has been for humanity.
“There is rarely a newscast that does not mention a
race-related matter,” the author and minister states. “Americans are tired of
being called racists and Uncle Toms by those who even now use racial accusation
as an effective weapon to silence opposition. The culture has become paralyzed
with accusations of racism to the point that good, wholesome dialogue is often
subordinated to foolish claims and unsubstantiated social policies. There must
be a way out of this quagmire and this book provides credible solutions.”
Melvin Johnson has preached the gospel for 30 years. Raised
in the southern Texas' Gulf Coast region during the latter days of overt racial
prejudice and separation, he learned that being black did not disqualify him or
other blacks from achieving their God-ordained destinies. Johnson holds a
bachelor of arts degree in religious education from Covington Theological
Seminary, a masters of ministry degree in Christian counseling and a doctor of
ministry degree in theology.
Xulon Press, a division of Salem Media Group, is the world’s
largest Christian self-publisher, with more than 12,000 titles published to
date. Retailers may order Overcoming
Racism Through The Gospel through Ingram Book Company and/or Spring Arbor
Book Distributors. The book is available online through
xulonpress.com/bookstore, amazon.com, and barnesandnoble.com.