I Am That Child

Popular author on women and spirituality, evangelism, takes a narrative approach to reckoning with global poverty, gender and race relations.
• Especially attractive for Lenten devotional groups

What happens when three American women put their faith into action in a developing nation? In
I Am That Child, Episcopal priest Elizabeth Geitz proves that cross-cultural relationships among people of faith can change our world...one person at a time.
Geitz welcomes readers to join her pilgrimage to an orphanage in Cameroon, sharing both humorous and gut-wrenching wisdom from leaders and children who struggle against AIDS,
global poverty and sexism. Along the way, Geitz and readers take a hard look at race and cultural privilege and find hope for reconciliation back home.
The book concludes with study and resource guides to help readers engage global poverty efforts and build community across continents or across the street.