Chapter 1 Preface
Chapter 2 Acknowledgments
Chapter 3 Introduction: From Rhetoric to the Reality of Africentric Christian Ministry: Ronald Edward Peters
Chapter 4 Does the "Black Church" Really Exist?: Gayraud Wilmore
Chapter 5 What Has Happened to Us?- Conversing With Scholar Mercy Oduyoye on the Quest for Life: Marsha Snulligan Haney, Tumani Mutasa Nyajeka, and Rosetta E. Ross
Chapter 6 Africentrism as a Challenge to Contemporary Christian Ministry: Ronald Edward Peters
Chapter 7 Africentric Christianity and Urban Ministry: J. Deotis Roberts
Chapter 8 Make It Plain, Preacher: Africentrism and Constructing African-American Sermonic Discourse: Richard C. Chapple, Jr.
Chapter 9 The Church's Ministry to the Urban Family: Creative Responses to a Continuing New Testament Challenge: Cain Hope Fielder
Chapter 10 Christians Celebrating Kwanza: Reflections and Thanksgiving for the African Heritage: Ronald Edward Peters
Chapter 11 Building an Africentric Bridge From Inside Stained Glass to the Community Outside: Johnnie Monroe
Chapter 12 Africentric Christian Education: A Historical Perspective: Fred Douglas Smith, Jr.
Chapter 13 Building Community in a Multicultural Context: Gloria J. Tate
Chapter 14 The Challenges of Africentric Ministry for Urban Theological Education: Warren L. Dennis
Chapter 15 Diaspora Ethics: "The Hinges Upon Which the Future Swings": Katie Geneva Cannon
Chapter 16 Africentricity: A Missiological Pathway Toward Christian Transformation: Marsha Snulligan Haney
Chapter 17 Bibliography
Chapter 18 About the Editors
Chapter 19 Contributing Authors