Awakening to Justice

Awakening to Justice unveils the insights of a multiracial team of scholars who examine the historical journal of David Ingraham, a nineteenth-century Christian abolitionist and missionary discovered by historian Chris Momany in 2015. The book not only delves into Ingraham's writings but also highlights the contributions of his Black colleagues, James Bradley and Nancy Prince. Through a lens of racial justice, the authors explore themes related to revivalism, abolitionism, and the spiritual practices of both enslaved and freed individuals, ultimately fostering a dialogue that encourages modern Christians to reflect on and engage with issues of racism today.