The Day God Saw Me as Black: The Journey to Liberated Faith by D. Danyelle Thomas

The Day God Saw Me as Black by D. Danyelle Thomas examines the Black Pentecostal experience through questions of race, gender, sexuality and class. Personal reflection and cultural criticism are brought together in a search for a more liberating faith.

Published by Row House, the book challenges the influence of white supremacy within religious life while considering the possibilities of reconciliation and freedom. It is suited to readers interested in Black Christian thought and the relationship between belief and social structures.