Breaking Strongholds in the African-American Family »

Clarence Walker is a licensed marriage and family couselor who holds a PhD in counseling from Trinity Theological Seminary and an MSW from Temple University. He is an ordained minister and the founder-director, with his wife Ja'ola, of Clarence Walker Ministries, a preaching, teaching, and music ministry in Philadelphia.

This is a practical guidebook for African-American churches to help black families win the spiritual warfare being waged in their lives.

Introduction Part 1: The Strongholds in African-American Families
1. What Is a Stronghold?
2. Types of Strongholds
3. Strongholds Imprisoning African-American Males
4. Strongholds Surrounding African-American Females
5. Strongholds Immobilizing African-American Youth Part 2: Bringing the Strongholds Down
6. The Christian's Arsenal
7. The Battle Plan: Part I
8. The Battle Plan: Part II Conclusion Appendices Appendix 1. Tools for Waging Warfare Appendix 2. Special Considerations for Churches and Pastors Appendix 3. Special Consideration for Individual Family Approaches Appendix 4. Sample Letter Bibliography Notes