ROONEYL.COOPER, PH.D. is national director of education for Promise Keepers, anatomuude men's movement. He has served as associate professor at Denver Seminary for five years, including one year is chairman of the department of counseling. He is experienced in family counseling and men's discipleship.

"Here is a serious, scriptural answer to a thorny problem that is tearing the body of Christ to shreds. Rod Cooper writes mut as a theorist but as one who has struggled personally with the incisive issues he surfaces. Don't expect a quick and easy sound-bite TV solution. Rather, the author offers a menu that is hard to swallow, harder still to implement, but impossible to ignore. Racial reconciliation is never an option to the Christian, but always an essential-and long overdue HOWARD C. HEORIES, Professor, Author

"I first heard of Rod Cooper from my son Greg, who, as his student, raved about this man's wisdom and loving character. Rod Cooper has done what should have been dame years ago. He has taken the elements that make up a healthy family relationship and applied them to our nation. He not only explains why we have so much racial tension in our country today, but he shows us specifically what men can do to move closer to healing. He challenges us to take action within our own sphere of influence and move toward healthy relationships amung men of all ages CARY SHALLEY, Conference Speaker, Author

"This book is for Christian men who feel incomplete and want to feel whole again. Rod Cooper suggests that the cure may nut lie in looking inside ourselves. Rather, the remedy for whaleness lies in looking out at other members of Christ's body who we may not see at all. For Christ's sake, as well as your own, read this book and wap a new adventare-filled HADDOW ROBIN Professor, Author