The Black Church in the 21st Century is an anthology which provides an exciting look at the key issues facing the Black Church Movement in Britain today, representing a bold attempt for scope and analysis. Now over 50 years old, and having experienced great success, the Black Church is facing an uncertain future as part of a context in which Christianity is itself challenged by an increasingly secular, plural society. This collection by various distinguished members of the Black Church, shows why at post-modern moment of competing voices and simultaneous calls for faith and cultural cohesion, the Black Church is crucial as a prophetic advocate for the Black Community. Its chapters also demonstrates that current and future social, economic and political challenges demand of the Black Church in Britain greater awareness and progressive change in both style and substance.