Book Description
A Public Faith is refreshingly different. Charles Drew has written a challenging book-not about what Christians should think regarding social and political issues-but about how to develop practical biblical convictions. This book gives a much needed call to action without politicizing the church. Charles Drew's balanced approach gives Christians a solid, biblical foundation for making decisions. Drew shows how Christians can make a difference in their world by developing the qualities of servanthood, cooperation, diversity, integrity, and simplicity. He also addresses the controversial area of civil disobedience, and the foundational area of the church's role in the world.
About the Author
CHARLES DREW is a member of his local "Executive Committee of Education 2000" steering committee. He initiated a consortium of local clergy, school faculty, and administrators to bring about the adoption of 'Religion in the Public Schools" which advocates religious pluralism in holiday celebrations and school curriculum. Drew is a Presbyterian minister who speaks regularly at universities, InterVarsity, and Campus Crusade events, FOCUS camps, and "The Fellowship," a large group of young Christian professionals in the Washington, D.C. area. He and his family live in Jersey City, New Jersey.
