Layton E. Williams
Westminster John Knox Press, 215
Reviewed by Karie Charlton

“Holy Disunity” is my first encounter with Layton Williams. I felt like a nosy roommate reading her diary. I wished her personal details arrived more slowly. But then again, this isn’t about my comfort (embracing diversity is never comfortable). And like two strangers in a tiny dorm room, I grew to love her after the initial oversharing.

“Holy Disunity” is about embracing our differences and still finding unity in Christ.

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