A Way out of No Way
by Stephen Lewis and Kimberly R. Daniel
BookBaby/Independent Publisher's Group
March 15, 2022
9781667824420
Trade Paperback
$24.99 USD, $31.64 CAD
Religion / Christian Living / Social Issues

For people in marginalized communities who work at the intersections of faith and entrepreneurship, innovation often begins with identifying the needs of the least among us. From Atlanta to the Rio Grande, Christian entrepreneurs are disrupting age-old practices of innovation. 

That is the good news at the heart of A Way Out of No Way, by Kimberly R. Daniel and Stephen Lewis, who in 2017,  began hosting small gatherings with entrepreneurs, pastors, and community leaders at the Forum for Theological Exploration (FTE). What they learned from more than 200 innovators around the country, and as co-founders of DO GOOD X, a community for early-stage social entrepreneurs, inspired and excited them to write a book. 

A Way Out of No Way is an approach to Christian innovation grounded in the life and ministry of Jesus, and African diasporic people's ingenious experiences. It offers a six-step approach to innovation, lessons and stories from the trenches, and theological reflections. This timely resource for entrepreneurs, community leaders, and congregations builds on the Christian tradition of making a way out of no way. 

"At once spiritually grounded, insightful and accessible... required reading for anyone interested in learning how to use their faith as the foundation for their entrepreneurial ventures that help heal the wounds caused by systemic inequality."  – Rev. Jennifer Bailey, author of To My Beloveds

"It starts with assumptions that are uniquely and deeply Christian, because it challenges us to ask, from the start, "Who benefits? And it further challenges us to not just be entrepreneurs, but to create entrepreneurial communities. Highly recommended." –Brian D. McLaren, Author of Faith After Doubt 

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