When a white woman from the suburbs marries the black son of prominent civil rights activist James Meredith, her world, and later the lives of her mixed- race sons, is changed forever. Cara's journey into issues of racial healing and justice is a story of love, history, faith, and learning to see and celebrate the beauty of everyone.
Bad Skits, Cry Night, and How White Evangelicalism Betrayed a Generation
The narrative explores the complex dynamics of a Christian summer camp, highlighting how it shapes the identities of white Evangelical campers. It addresses the inherited toxic perceptions of God and community, urging a reflection on past experiences. The book advocates for a transformative journey towards a more vibrant, loving, and inclusive faith, inviting readers to reconcile their histories with a hopeful future.