Michael Woolf (he/him) teaches theology at Lewis University. He is also an ordained American Baptist pastor who has served faith communities in Massachusetts and Illinois for over a decade.

Sanctuary and Subjectivity is a book for our current zeitgeist. At a time when the theological academy has finally caught sight of the phenomenon that is whiteness and its impact on the boundaries and borders that are policed by White nationalism, Michael Woolf's book is a breath of fresh air. It offers us a challenging and inspiring look at one of the major fault lines in our contemporary life. This is a must read!

• IntroductionChapter 1Feeling Sanctuary: An Autoethnography of WhitenessChapter 2Practicing Sanctuary: Understanding the Sanctuary Movement as PracticeChapter 3Becoming Refugees: Human Rights Discourse and WhitenessChapter 4Feeling Equal: Whiteness and Affect in the Sanctuary MovementChapter 5The Insurgent Collaborative Church: Ecclesiologies Beyond SanctuaryConclusionDirections in Practical TheologyBibliographyIndex

Michael Woolf (he/him) teaches theology at Lewis University. He is also an ordained American Baptist pastor who has served faith communities in Massachusetts and Illinois for over a decade.

Sanctuary and Subjectivity is a book for our current zeitgeist. At a time when the theological academy has finally caught sight of the phenomenon that is whiteness and its impact on the boundaries and borders that are policed by White nationalism, Michael Woolf's book is a breath of fresh air. It offers us a challenging and inspiring look at one of the major fault lines in our contemporary life. This is a must read!

• IntroductionChapter 1Feeling Sanctuary: An Autoethnography of WhitenessChapter 2Practicing Sanctuary: Understanding the Sanctuary Movement as PracticeChapter 3Becoming Refugees: Human Rights Discourse and WhitenessChapter 4Feeling Equal: Whiteness and Affect in the Sanctuary MovementChapter 5The Insurgent Collaborative Church: Ecclesiologies Beyond SanctuaryConclusionDirections in Practical TheologyBibliographyIndex

Michael Woolf (he/him) teaches theology at Lewis University. He is also an ordained American Baptist pastor who has served faith communities in Massachusetts and Illinois for over a decade.

Sanctuary and Subjectivity is a book for our current zeitgeist. At a time when the theological academy has finally caught sight of the phenomenon that is whiteness and its impact on the boundaries and borders that are policed by White nationalism, Michael Woolf's book is a breath of fresh air. It offers us a challenging and inspiring look at one of the major fault lines in our contemporary life. This is a must read!

• IntroductionChapter 1Feeling Sanctuary: An Autoethnography of WhitenessChapter 2Practicing Sanctuary: Understanding the Sanctuary Movement as PracticeChapter 3Becoming Refugees: Human Rights Discourse and WhitenessChapter 4Feeling Equal: Whiteness and Affect in the Sanctuary MovementChapter 5The Insurgent Collaborative Church: Ecclesiologies Beyond SanctuaryConclusionDirections in Practical TheologyBibliographyIndex