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This short Bible study will help your small group unlock God’s perspective on poverty. As
you consider the Scriptures, may you discover God’s mandate to “do justly, to love
mercy, and to walk humbly with your God.” (Micah 6:8)

Most groups spend about one hour on this Bible study. For more in-depth resources,
please contact the Advocate Ministry of Food for the Hungry at 1-800-2-HUNGERS.

This free resource that examines attitudes and perceptions about race and poverty in America was developed and published jointly by National Ministries, American Baptist Churches USA, and the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship in response to the human suffering following Hurricane Katrina and witnessed by the world.

In a nation often considered a land of plenty, how could there be so many with so little?

Download the sessions below to use this guide in a Sunday school class, a mid-week Bible study group or a weekend retreat. No matter where or when you use it, you’re bound to be challenged by the questions it raises and the awareness it offers.

The page contains:

- An introduction

- Session 1: The Missional Moment

A Word-document version of a PowerPoint presentation (available separately) which highlights a biblical view of multiethnicity, emphasizing the need for both ethnic-identity formation as well as cross-cultural connections -- unity in diversity. Also gives Biblical and practical arguments for ethnic-specific ministries.

Amos Bible study produced for undergrad students participating in a summer urban mission program.

Amos Bible study produced for undergrad students participating in a summer urban mission program.

Amos Bible study produced for undergrad students participating in a summer urban mission program.

Key themes and applications from the book of Amos produced for undergrad students participating in a summer urban mission program.

Amos Bible study produced for undergrad students participating in a summer urban mission program.

Amos Bible study produced for undergrad students participating in a summer urban mission program.

Amos Bible study produced and used with undergrad students on several summer urban projects.

This is a reflection on factors that have been helpful and not helpful in developing a multiethnic fellowship at Amherst College. It was presented at a Black Campus Ministry training in Boston.

The theological basis and some of the personal benefits of leading a group into ME Worship, even though it admittedly won't be easy or natural.

Acts BSs and a survey for use in discussions re: racism, ethnic identity and racial reconciliation.