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Reteturation of a Tradition: A Womanist Hermeneutical Complex for Understanding the Religio-Historical Value of the African American Sermonic Genre by
  • Johnson, Alison P. Gise
  • Roberts, Samuel K [Editor]
Publication details: Born to Preach: Essays in Honor of the Ministry of Henry & Ella Mitchell, Valley Forge, PA: Judson Press, pp. 113-133. ; 2000
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'Tensions, Tears, and Triumphs' by
  • Johnson, Alison P. Gise
  • LaRue, Cleophus J [Editor]
Publication details: This Is My Story: Testimonies and Sermons of Black Women in Ministry, Louisville, KY: Westminster John Knox Press, pp. 137-148. ; 2005
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Beyond Belonging: A Reflection on Vision, Values, and Vulnerability of Women Called to Lead, Extraordinarily by
  • Johnson, Alison P. Gise
  • Young, Mary H [Editor]
Publication details: ATS Women in Leadership: Celebrating Twenty Years, Chicago, IL: Atla Open Press, pp. 51-58. ; 2020
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ABEST Purpose Statement: God asks us to serve all ethnic and cultural groups (Matt. 28:19). This requires us to reflect theologically outside of our own cultural context. To support this, the Andrews Bibliography of Ethnic Minority Scholarship in Theology (abest.andrews.edu) will help you locate academic resources in the fields of biblical, theological, and pastoral studies by Asian, Black, Hispanic, and Indigenous authors. ABEST has been created by the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary in partnership with Lilly Endowment Inc.