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Grace Matters: A True Story of Race, Friendship,- 9780787957049, Rice, hardcover
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- Rice, Chris P.
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- 9780787957049
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Publisher
Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, John
ISBN-10
0787957046
ISBN-13
9780787957049
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2291441
Product Key Features
Book Title
Grace Matters : a True Story of Race, Friendship, and Faith in the Heart of the South
Number of Pages
336 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2002
Topic
General
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Biography & Autobiography
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
1.1 in
Item Weight
20.8 Oz
Item Length
9.2 in
Item Width
6.2 in
Additional Product Features
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Trade
LCCN
2002-006835
Reviews
In this extraordinarily candid memoir, nobody is spared Rice's penetrating scrutiny, least of all himself. His account begins in 1981, when Rice, a white student took what he thought would be a brief break from Middlebury College to volunteer with the Voice of Calvary Ministries in West Jackson, Miss. It ends 18 years later when he finally did leave. In the intervening years, Rice fell passionately in love with the fight for racial reconciliation (especially among evangelical Christians), and devoted himself to it by living in an interracial commune called Antioch and developing a public ministry with his best friend, the late Spencer Perkins. More than anything, this book chronicles the stormy, often all-consuming relationship between these two men, who referred to themselves as "yokefellows." Perkins, the son of civil rights activist John Perkins, comes across as a flawed genius. His repeated failures as an administrator in various ministries contrast with his steadfastness as a friend, his unswerving faith and his gifts as a writer and public speaker. Rice portrays himself as an achievement-oriented perfectionist who suffers besetting jealousy of Perkins's attention-getting blackness, charisma and family ties. An antidote to every evangelical depiction of dramatic transformation upon conversion, this confessional autobiography shows how a household full of mature radical Christians took more than a decade to learn one of the most rudimentary lessons of faith: that grace is the essence of Christian community. (Sept.) Forecast: This book has some significant advance buzz behind it, including magazine coverage in Moody, Sojourners, NAPRA Review, Christian Retailing and CBA Marketplace. ( Publishers Weekly , August 12, 2002)
Dewey Edition
21
Dewey Decimal
277.62/510828
Table Of Content
Prologue. PART ONE: CONVERTED. 1. "What Are All You White People Doin' Here?" 2. Letting the Spirit Lead. 3. Middlebury Versus Mississippi. 4. The Uprising. 5. Aftershocks. 6. Puzzling Signs. 7. Big Bad Spencer. 8. DNA Match. PART TWO: TOWARD THE PROMISED LAND. 9. Purple Comforter. 10. "One of Us". 11. Second Thoughts. 12. Robinson Street. 13. Big Moves. 14. Divorce. 15. Communion. PART THREE: YOKEFELLOWS. 16. Boot Camp. 17. Lem's Truth. 18. Reluctant Prophet. 19. "From Cain't to Cain't". 20. Blind Curves. 21. "A Good Kinda Weird". 22. Never Forget the Source. PART FOUR: DEMONS RISING. 23. My Dirty Little Secret. 24. Into Urban America. 25. Our Six-Ring Circus. 26. The Man in the Tie-Dyed T-Shirt. 27. Road Show. 28. Combustible Knowledge. 29. Texas Time Bomb. 30. Rescue Attempt. 31. Setbacks and Gifts. PART FIVE: BREAKTHROUGH TO GRACE. 32. Paradigm Shifts. 33. Fifteen-Rounder. 34. Spencer's Bombshell. 35. The Unbearable Contradiction. 36. Grace Debtors. PART SIX: SEPARATION. 37. Blue Leg. 38. Tears without End. 39. The Dwelling Place. 40. Riding Away on a Harley. 41. Sabbath. Epilogue. Acknowledgments. The Author.
Synopsis
"Here is a real story of real people and real faith. The story of friendship between Chris Rice and my son Spencer and their work of racial reconciliation and healing represents the heart of the Christian witness. My prayer is that the 'seeds' of this story of struggle and hope they planted will spread and bloom and grow in the lives of many people." --John Perkins, chairman, Christian Community Development Association and author, Let Justice Roll Down "Grace is the most potent counter force at work in our violent species, and our only hope. Chris Rice gives a very personal account, at once inspiring and disturbing, of its transforming power." -- Philip Yancey, author, What's So Amazing About Grace? "Chris Rice has a keen eye for detail and a gift for setting a scene. This remarkable, inspiring story he tells reads like a good novel. It is a story of powerful Christian faith, intense personal commitment, and maddening human frailty. But more than anything else, and though it ends in tragedy, this is a story of hope: My encounter with Grace Matters has left me daring to hope that, even at this late date, we Christians might yet live out the true meaning of our radical creed in regard to relations between blacks and whites in the United States." --Glenn C. Loury, director, Institute on Race and Social Division, Boston University "In a rare and deeply significant way, Chris Rice honestly probes the difficult but essential journey toward genuine racial reconciliation. It is confessional, candid, and even painful as the author bares his soul and his struggles.... This is a book with a fundamental and hopeful message-that grace can become a way of life." --Jim Wallis, editor, Sojourners and convener, Call to Renewal "Grace Matters is an extraordinary love story that is improbable as it was difficult. That a black man and a white man might be joined in a common love of God in Mississippi defies the imagination. But Chris Rice has helped us see that friendship--indeed a difficult friendship--is possible just to the extent a community existed in which truth mattered. Hopefully this book will be read and read widely, not simply to inform us about 'race relations' but because the story told here is one of hope and perseverance that hopefully will make more friendships possible." --Stanley Hauerwas, author of A Community of Character and named by Time magazine as America's Best Theologian, "Here is a real story of real people and real faith. The story of friendship between Chris Rice and my son Spencer and their work of racial reconciliation and healing represents the heart of the Christian witness. My prayer is that the 'seeds' of this story of struggle and hope they planted will spread and bloom and grow in the lives of many people." _John Perkins, chairman, Christian Community Development Association and author, Let Justice Roll Down"Grace is the most potent counter force at work in our violent species, and our only hope. Chris Rice gives a very personal account, at once inspiring and disturbing, of its transforming power." _ Philip Yancey, author, What's So Amazing About Grace?"Chris Rice has a keen eye for detail and a gift for setting a scene. This remarkable, inspiring story he tells reads like a good novel. It is a story of powerful Christian faith, intense personal commitment, and maddening human frailty. But more than anything else, and though it ends in tragedy, this is a story of hope: My encounter with Grace Matters has left me daring to hope that, even at this late date, we Christians might yet live out the true meaning of our radical creed in regard to relations between blacks and whites in the United States." _Glenn C. Loury, director, Institute on Race and Social Division, Boston University"In a rare and deeply significant way, Chris Rice honestly probes the difficult but essential journey toward genuine racial reconciliation. It is confessional, candid, and even painful as the author bares his soul and his struggles.... This is a book with a fundamental and hopeful message-that grace can become a way of life." _Jim Wallis, editor, Sojourners and convener, Call to Renewal"Grace Matters is an extraordinary love story that is improbable as it was difficult. That a black man and a white man might be joined in a common love of God in Mississippi defies the imagination. But Chris Rice has helped us see that friendship_indeed a difficult friendship_is possible just to the extent a community existed in which truth mattered. Hopefully this book will be read and read widely, not simply to inform us about 'race relations' but because the story told here is one of hope and perseverance that hopefully will make more friendships possible." _Stanley Hauerwas, author of A Community of Character and named by Time magazine as America's Best Theologian
LC Classification Number
BX9999.J3R53 2002
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