Man to Man

<DIV><DIV><DIV><P> “No one can predict what the Lord can and will do for African American men who serve Him sacrificially in spirit and truth.” —Henry L. Allen, PhD </P></DIV><DIV><P> With biblical insight and hard-earned wisdom, more than 20 Black men of diverse backgrounds empower you to live into your God-given identity.  </P></DIV><DIV><P> Each section of this book equips you in a key growth area:  </P></DIV><DIV><ul><li><P> Developing life-enhancement skills  </P></li></ul></DIV><DIV><ul><li><P> Mentoring and guidance for the next generation  </P></li></ul></DIV><DIV><ul><li><P> Strengthening relationships within families  </P></li></ul></DIV><DIV><ul><li><P> Dealing with the criminal justice system  </P></li></ul></DIV><DIV><ul><li><P> Facing contemporary and future challenges </P></li></ul></DIV><DIV><P> Covering topics such as manhood, faith, finances, career, and the education system, <I>Man to Man </I>affirms you and reminds you that you are not alone in any of life’s circumstances.  </P></DIV><DIV><P> Lee N. June is a licensed psychologist, author, and editor, with particular interests in multicultural psychology and the psychology of religion and spirituality. Christopher C. Mathis Jr. is a tenured professor, assistant dean of research, and associate research director for the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, and pastor of Mt. Olive AME Church in Kinards, South Carolina.   </P></DIV></DIV></DIV>