Lahronda Welch Little is assistant professor in the practice of spirituality and health and director of the Women in Theology and Ministry Certificate Program at Candler School of Theology at Emory University.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter One: Unfolding Stories, Entwining Strands: African Notions of SalvationChapter Two: Wesleyan Grace and the On-going Work of Salvation for Today Chapter Three: Womanist Methodology: A Tapestry of Looking Back, Looking Ahead, and Looking WithinChapter Four: Threads of Black Women’s Theological and Philosophical Discourse in the Retrieval of Salvific LanguageChapter Five: The Weaving Together of Voices and Practices: A Womanist Holistic Soteriology BibliographyAbout the Author

In A Womanist Holistic Soteriology, Dr. Lahronda Little creatively and helpfully re-imagines a centerpiece of Christian teachin,g which has been too narrowly conceived and taught. Grounded in the scholarship, practices, and experiences of Black women, this exceedingly valuable book decolonizes 'salvation' and presents a crafting that includes and addresses the health and wholeness of all persons, in body, mind, soul, and spirit, while also offering communal health, inclusive of social holiness, together with environmental justice.

Lahronda Welch Little is assistant professor in the practice of spirituality and health and director of the Women in Theology and Ministry Certificate Program at Candler School of Theology at Emory University.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter One: Unfolding Stories, Entwining Strands: African Notions of SalvationChapter Two: Wesleyan Grace and the On-going Work of Salvation for Today Chapter Three: Womanist Methodology: A Tapestry of Looking Back, Looking Ahead, and Looking WithinChapter Four: Threads of Black Women’s Theological and Philosophical Discourse in the Retrieval of Salvific LanguageChapter Five: The Weaving Together of Voices and Practices: A Womanist Holistic Soteriology BibliographyAbout the Author

In A Womanist Holistic Soteriology, Dr. Lahronda Little creatively and helpfully re-imagines a centerpiece of Christian teachin,g which has been too narrowly conceived and taught. Grounded in the scholarship, practices, and experiences of Black women, this exceedingly valuable book decolonizes 'salvation' and presents a crafting that includes and addresses the health and wholeness of all persons, in body, mind, soul, and spirit, while also offering communal health, inclusive of social holiness, together with environmental justice.

Lahronda Welch Little is assistant professor in the practice of spirituality and health and director of the Women in Theology and Ministry Certificate Program at Candler School of Theology at Emory University.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter One: Unfolding Stories, Entwining Strands: African Notions of SalvationChapter Two: Wesleyan Grace and the On-going Work of Salvation for Today Chapter Three: Womanist Methodology: A Tapestry of Looking Back, Looking Ahead, and Looking WithinChapter Four: Threads of Black Women’s Theological and Philosophical Discourse in the Retrieval of Salvific LanguageChapter Five: The Weaving Together of Voices and Practices: A Womanist Holistic Soteriology BibliographyAbout the Author

In A Womanist Holistic Soteriology, Dr. Lahronda Little creatively and helpfully re-imagines a centerpiece of Christian teachin,g which has been too narrowly conceived and taught. Grounded in the scholarship, practices, and experiences of Black women, this exceedingly valuable book decolonizes 'salvation' and presents a crafting that includes and addresses the health and wholeness of all persons, in body, mind, soul, and spirit, while also offering communal health, inclusive of social holiness, together with environmental justice.