Bob Lupton is dedicated to serving inner-city Atlanta through his organization, FCS Urban Ministries. With a background in psychology and a perspective shaped by his experience as a Vietnam veteran, he brings a unique lens to his work. Lupton lectures internationally on urban issues, offering valuable insights and consultation. His efforts are focused on practical solutions for urban communities.
The veteran urban activist and author of the revolutionary Toxic Charity returns with a headline-making book that offers proven, results-oriented ideas for transforming our system of giving. In Toxic Charity, Robert D.
Exploring the intricate connections between poverty and Christianity, this book offers insightful reflections on the moral obligations of both the affluent and the impoverished. It delves into the lessons that Christians can glean from the experiences of the poor, emphasizing the ethical responsibilities that arise from economic disparities. Through these discussions, it encourages a deeper understanding of faith in the context of social justice and compassion.
Veteran urban activist Robert Lupton reveals the shockingly toxic effects that modern charity has upon the very people meant to benefit from it.