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Publisher
Chalice Press
ISBN-10
0827243235
ISBN-13
9780827243231
eBay Product ID (ePID)
19038418708
Product Key Features
Book Title
For Such a Time As this : Hope and Forgiveness after the Charleston Massacre
Number of Pages
144 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Christianity / Methodist, Christian Life / Inspirational, Inspirational, Discrimination & Race Relations, United States / State & Local / South (Al, Ar, Fl, Ga, Ky, La, ms, Nc, SC, Tn, VA, WV), General, Violence in Society, Ethnic Studies / African American Studies
Publication Year
2019
Genre
Religion, Social Science, Self-Help, History
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
1 in
Item Weight
8 Oz
Item Length
6 in
Item Width
9 in
Additional Product Features
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Trade
Table Of Content
Chapter 1: June 17, 2015 Chapter 2: Life with Momma Chapter 3: Momma Gets Jesus Chapter 4: College Girl, Addict, Chaplain Chapter 5: Funerals Chapter 6: A New Normal? Chapter 7: The Trial: A Sense of Duty Chapter 8: A New Ministry Chapter 9: Another Funeral Chapter 10: Talking Race Chapter 11: Where is the Church? Chapter 12: A Long Road to Forgiveness
Synopsis
How do you forgive the unforgivable? On June 17, 2015, Reverend Sharon Risher's life was forever changed when her mother and two cousins were murdered by a white supremacist during a weekly bible study at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, SC. In this powerful memoir of faith, family, loss, and forgiveness, Risher shares an incredible and inspiring story of transformation through tragedy. As she recounts her grief and the struggle to forgive the killer, Risher learns to trust God's timing and lean on God's presence to guide her steps. Where her faith journey leads her is surprising and inspiring, offering a message of hope and courage to other survivors of trauma and tragedy, and all of us seeking to forgive and reconcile a violent world., How can you forgive the unforgiveable?? The instant her phone rang, Reverend Sharon Risher sensed something was horribly wrong. Something had happened at Emanuel AME Church, the church of her youth in Charleston, South Carolina, and she knew her mother was likely in the church at Bible study. Even before she heard the news, her chaplain's instinct told her the awful truth: her mother was dead, along with two cousins. What she couldn't imagine was that they had been murdered by a white supremacist. Plunged into the depths of mourning and anger and shock, Sharon could have wallowed in the pain. Instead, she chose the path of forgiveness and hope - eventually forgiving the convicted killer for his crime. In this powerful memoir of faith, family, and loss, Sharon begins the story with her mother, Ethel Lee Lance, seeking refuge in the church from poverty and scorn and raising her family despite unfathomable violence that rattled Sharon to her core years later; how Sharon overcame her own struggles and answered the call to ministry; and how, in the loss of her dear mother, Sharon has become a nationally known speaker as she shares her raw, riveting, story of losing loved ones to gun violence and racism. Sharon's story is a story of transformation: How an anonymous hospital chaplain was thrust into the national spotlight, joining survivors of other gun-related horrors as reluctant speakers for a heartbroken social-justice movement. As she recounts her grief and the struggle to forgive the killer, Risher learns to trust God's timing and lean on God's loving presence to guide her steps. Where her faith journey leads her is surprising and inspiring, as she finds a renewed purpose to her life in the company of other survivors. Risher has been interviewed by Time Magazine, Marie-Claire, Essence, Guardian-BCC Radio, CNN, and other media sources. She regularly shares her story on American college campuses and racial-reconciliation events. "To Forgive a Killer," her essay as told to Abigail Pesta published in Notre Dame Magazine, won the 2018 Front Page Award for Essay published in a Magazine, awarded by the Newswomen's Club of New York., The instant her phone rang, Reverend Sharon Risher sensed something was horribly wrong. Something had happened at Emanuel AME Church, the church of her youth in Charleston, South Carolina, and she knew her mother was likely in the church at Bible study. Even before she heard the news, her chaplain's instinct told her the awful truth: her mother was dead, along with two cousins. What she couldn't imagine was that they had been murdered by a white supremacist. Plunged into the depths of mourning and anger and shock, Sharon could have wallowed in the pain. Instead, she chose the path of forgiveness and hope - eventually forgiving the convicted killer for his crime. In this powerful memoir of faith, family, and loss, Sharon begins the story with her mother, Ethel Lee Lance, seeking refuge in the church from poverty and scorn and raising her family despite unfathomable violence that rattled Sharon to her core years later; how Sharon overcame her own struggles and answered the call to ministry; and how, in the loss of her dear mother, Sharon has become a nationally known speaker as she shares her raw, riveting, story of losing loved ones to gun violence and racism. Sharon's story is a story of transformation: How an anonymous hospital chaplain was thrust into the national spotlight, joining survivors of other gun-related horrors as reluctant speakers for a heartbroken social-justice movement. As she recounts her grief and the struggle to forgive the killer, Risher learns to trust God's timing and lean on God's loving presence to guide her steps. Where her faith journey leads her is surprising and inspiring, as she finds a renewed purpose to her life in the company of other survivors. Risher has been interviewed by Time Magazine, Marie-Claire, Essence, Guardian-BCC Radio, CNN, and other media sources. She regularly shares her story on American college campuses and racial-reconciliation events. "To Forgive a Killer," her essay as told to Abigail Pesta published in Notre Dame Magazine, won the 2018 Front Page Award for Essay published in a Magazine, awarded by the Newswomen's Club of New York.
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