Undivided: The Quest for Racial Solidarity in an American Church
by Hahrie Han
View on GoodreadsHan's case is that relationships, not corporate-style diversity training, can drive deeper change on race. You follow four participants in Undivided, an antiracism program at Crossroads, a predominantly white evangelical megachurch in Cincinnati, two Black and two white, from 2016 to 2023.
Core ideas
- Born from a sermon: The program grew out of a 2015 sermon on racial injustice by Pastor Chuck Mingo, and participants wrestle with systemic racism and their own prejudice.
- From pews to ballots: Their involvement connected to a 2016 ballot initiative funding universal preschool mainly for Black communities, which passed with unusually broad support.
- Pushback came too: The book reports the program's successes alongside the substantial pushback it faced from within and around the church.
Published2024
Pages304
ISBN9780593318867
ReadOct 2024





