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Paperback. Condición: New. When Lutheran Church officials sent a young, white West Virginian to Montgomery, Alabama to serve as the pastor to an all-Black congregation in the summer of 1955, they could not have foreseen that he and his family would be thrust into a second American Revolution six months later.But Robert Graetz wasn't unfamiliar with the relationship between race, religion, and racial discrimination in America, and when he and his young wife, Jeannie, and their two children moved into the Deep South, they were comfortable, happy, and soon welcomed into Montgomery's Black community. Among the friends they made were Raymond and Rosa Parks, and when Rosa Parks's arrest triggered the Montgomery Bus Boycott, Bob and Jeannie were some of the few white people who supported the first broad-based civil rights protest of the twentieth century. Although white domestic terrorists bombed the Graetz home twice and threatened Bob and Jeannie's lives often, the Graetzes never wavered.Recounted in rich detail here, Bob's time in Montgomery, including these harrowing experiences, shaped a long ministerial career that never failed to emphasize equality and justice issues. In addition to Graetz's boycott memoirs, A White Preacher's Message on Race and Reconciliation also discusses the human and civil rights challenges we still face today.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. When Lutheran Church officials sent a young, white West Virginian to Montgomery, Alabama to serve as the pastor to an all-Black congregation in the summer of 1955, they could not have foreseen that he and his family would be thrust into a second American Revolution six months later.But Robert Graetz wasn't unfamiliar with the relationship between race, religion, and racial discrimination in America, and when he and his young wife, Jeannie, and their two children moved into the Deep South, they were comfortable, happy, and soon welcomed into Montgomery's Black community. Among the friends they made were Raymond and Rosa Parks, and when Rosa Parks's arrest triggered the Montgomery Bus Boycott, Bob and Jeannie were some of the few white people who supported the first broad-based civil rights protest of the twentieth century. Although white domestic terrorists bombed the Graetz home twice and threatened Bob and Jeannie's lives often, the Graetzes never wavered.Recounted in rich detail here, Bob's time in Montgomery, including these harrowing experiences, shaped a long ministerial career that never failed to emphasize equality and justice issues. In addition to Graetz's boycott memoirs, A White Preacher's Message on Race and Reconciliation also discusses the human and civil rights challenges we still face today.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. When Lutheran Church officials sent a young, white West Virginian to Montgomery, Alabama to serve as the pastor to an all-Black congregation in the summer of 1955, they could not have foreseen that he and his family would be thrust into a second American Revolution six months later.But Robert Graetz wasn't unfamiliar with the relationship between race, religion, and racial discrimination in America, and when he and his young wife, Jeannie, and their two children moved into the Deep South, they were comfortable, happy, and soon welcomed into Montgomery's Black community. Among the friends they made were Raymond and Rosa Parks, and when Rosa Parks's arrest triggered the Montgomery Bus Boycott, Bob and Jeannie were some of the few white people who supported the first broad-based civil rights protest of the twentieth century. Although white domestic terrorists bombed the Graetz home twice and threatened Bob and Jeannie's lives often, the Graetzes never wavered.Recounted in rich detail here, Bob's time in Montgomery, including these harrowing experiences, shaped a long ministerial career that never failed to emphasize equality and justice issues. In addition to Graetz's boycott memoirs, A White Preacher's Message on Race and Reconciliation also discusses the human and civil rights challenges we still face today.…

Paperback. Condición: New. When Lutheran Church officials sent a young, white West Virginian to Montgomery, Alabama to serve as the pastor to an all-Black congregation in the summer of 1955, they could not have foreseen that he and his family would be thrust into a second American Revolution six months later.But Robert Graetz wasn't unfamiliar with the relationship between race, religion, and racial discrimination in America, and when he and his young wife, Jeannie, and their two children moved into the Deep South, they were comfortable, happy, and soon welcomed into Montgomery's Black community. Among the friends they made were Raymond and Rosa Parks, and when Rosa Parks's arrest triggered the Montgomery Bus Boycott, Bob and Jeannie were some of the few white people who supported the first broad-based civil rights protest of the twentieth century. Although white domestic terrorists bombed the Graetz home twice and threatened Bob and Jeannie's lives often, the Graetzes never wavered.Recounted in rich detail here, Bob's time in Montgomery, including these harrowing experiences, shaped a long ministerial career that never failed to emphasize equality and justice issues. In addition to Graetz's boycott memoirs, A White Preacher's Message on Race and Reconciliation also discusses the human and civil rights challenges we still face today.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In 1955, when the Montgomery Bus Boycott began, author Bob Graetz was the young white pastor of a black Lutheran Church in Montgomery. His church and his home were in the black community and he and his wife among the few whites who supported the boycott. Their church and home were both bombed; their lives were threatened often. But Graetz never wavered, and his Montgomery experiences, recounted in rich detail here, shaped a long ministerial career that always emphasized equality and justice issues no matter where his call took him. In addition to Graetz's boycott memoirs, this book includes provocative chapters on white privilege, black forgiveness, and the present-day challenges for human and civil rights.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When Lutheran Church officials sent a young, white West Virginian to Montgomery, Alabama to serve as the pastor to an all-Black congregation in the summer of 1955, they could not have foreseen that he and his family would be thrust into a second American Revolution six months later.But Robert Graetz wasnt unfamiliar with the relationship between race, religion, and racial discrimination in America, and when he and his young wife, Jeannie, and their two children moved into the Deep South, they were comfortable, happy, and soon welcomed into Montgomerys Black community. Among the friends they made were Raymond and Rosa Parks, and when Rosa Parkss arrest triggered the Montgomery Bus Boycott, Bob and Jeannie were some of the few white people who supported the first broad-based civil rights protest of the twentieth century. Although white domestic terrorists bombed the Graetz home twice and threatened Bob and Jeannies lives often, the Graetzes never wavered.Recounted in rich detail here, Bobs time in Montgomery, including these harrowing experiences, shaped a long ministerial career that never failed to emphasize equality and justice issues. In addition to Graetz's boycott memoirs, A White Preachers Message on Race and Reconciliation also discusses the human and civil rights challenges we still face today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. White Preacher's Message on Race and Reconciliation, A | Based on His Experiences Beginning with the Montgomery Bus Boycott | Robert S Graetz Jr. | Taschenbuch | Einband - flex.(Paperback) | Englisch | 2026 | University of Georgia Press | EAN 9781588385765 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…