by Mark Charles and Soong-Chan Rah (InterVarsity Press, 2019) Unsettling Truths book study on YouTube Purchase Signed Copy Unsettling Truths is an award winning book! Publishers Weekly Starred Review 2020 ECPA Top Shelf Book Cover Award 2019 American Society of Missiology Book Award — Excellence in Missiology Injustice has plagued American society for centuries. And... Continue Reading →
Ya'at'eeh my relatives. Last May I began my 2022 Unsettling Truths book tour to promote Unsettling Truths, the book I co-authored with Soong-Chan Rah. Since July 19 I have been traveling cross country hosting book events in New York, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Minneapolis, Iowa, Colorado, New Mexico and California. GoFundMe Link:https://www.gofundme.com/f/unsettling-truths-book-tour-2022 This book tour is... Continue Reading →
In July and August Mark Charles will be traveling 7,000 across the country and back as he conducts his self funded 2022 Book Tour for “Unsettling Truths - The Ongoing, Dehumanizing Legacy of the Doctrine of Discovery”, the book he co-authored with Soong-Chan Rah. This cross country tour will include events in Buffalo NY, Detroit and Grand Rapids MI, Chicago IL, Minneapolis MN, Orange City IA, Denver CO, Albuquerque NM and various locations in Arizona and California. Signed copies of Unsettling Truths can also be purchased here.
I invite all people, especially Americans, to watch this video. But I must warn you, the history contained within will not be easy to hear. The Doctrine of Discovery is seldom talked about in America. Even thought it has shaped and influenced our nation, people, churches and foundations in some very deep and profound ways.... Continue Reading →
On Columbus Day 2017, instead of protesting the Columbus Day ceremony that is held in Washington DC every year, I gave a public lecture to provide a counter narrative to the inaccurate history taught that "Columbus discovered America." In this lecture I lay out the Doctrine of Discovery and conclude with a call for the... Continue Reading →
Fireworks are cool, but they never seem to last very long. Most public shows are between 20 and 30 minutes. And the grand finale, when the majority of the fireworks are launched to light up the sky in a blaze of glory that can be seen for miles, usually lasts only a minute or two.... Continue Reading →
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