The Inconvenient Gospel

In Sumter County, Georgia, young Baptist preacher Clarence Jordan envisioned a radical experiment that went beyond spiritual fellowship, advocating for shared land, resources, and racial equality among community members. His initiative, which aimed to rejuvenate the local soil and economy through collaboration, faced fierce opposition, including backlash from local Christians and violent acts like firebombing. This audiobook selection showcases Jordan's deeply rooted beliefs in nonviolence and social justice, contrasting with mainstream church hypocrisy, and aims to inspire a new generation of peacemakers and activists.