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How the Church Can Change Liberia: Salt, Light, and the Healing of a Nation

How the Church Can Change Liberia: Salt, Light, and the Healing of a Nation

Redd, Alexander L.

Paperback

African HistoryGeneral Christianity

ISBN13: 9798161208632
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Oct 9 2026
Pages: 206
Weight: 0.62
Height: 0.44 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
What should faith change in the life of a nation?
In How the Church Can Change Liberia: Salt, Light, and the Healing of a Nation, Dr. Alexander L. Redd asks a searching question: How can Christian worship shape the decisions Liberians make after Sunday services end?

Writing as a pastor and former Liberian journalist who survived torture under former Liberian President Charles G. Taylor's security forces, Dr. Redd brings personal experience to his concern for Liberia. He examines political loyalties that divide congregations, preaching that turns financial desperation into profit, and the gap between professed belief and everyday conduct.

His call reaches into familiar places: the pastor's office, the market stall, the classroom, and the family home. What does following Christ require when a bribe would solve an immediate problem? How should a church respond when its own leaders misuse authority? What can forgiveness mean for people who still need safety and justice?

Across seventeen chapters, biblical reflection and practical questions help readers examine their responsibilities and consider what they can do. The book invites pastors, church members, and Liberians in the diaspora to connect prayer with accountable service.

For those who love Liberia and want their faith to shape its future, these pages offer a place to begin.

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