Using the lenses of hip-hop, liberation, and reconciliation missiologist Daniel White Hodge examines the presuppositions of contemporary Urban mission. In so doing, he shows how thes presuppositions are shaped by understandings of the world that delegitimate the experience and wisdom of minority cultures.

1. “Hodge introduces us to the prophets
and poets who have discovered God
at the margins and invites us to take a
seat and learn from them. This is not a
manual for church renewal. This is an
invitation to resurrection.”
JR. FORASTEROS,
author of Empathy for the Devil
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