Bringing in the Sheaves (HB)

Subtitle: Transforming Poverty into Productivity

About the Title: "Those who wish to implement a Biblically based program of charity in a church, private association, or family should make use of the single most helpful work on the subject: George Grant's Bringing in the Sheaves: Transforming Poverty into Productivity." —David Chilton, Author of Productive Christians in an Age of Guilt-Manipulators

"The problem of most so-called programs against poverty is that they promote socialism and thus spread famine and despair. Bringing in the Sheaves, by contrast, is an inspiring practical catalog of private solutions to the problem of poverty amidst American plenty." —George Gilder, Author of Wealth and Poverty

"Bringing in the Sheaves is an important book for Christian understanding of the legitimate role of government. George Grant shows us the Biblical framework for charity and compassion in helping the poor. Grant's story is a must read for the real Christian." —Walter E. Williams, Ph.D./John M. Olin, Distinguished Professor of Economics, George Mason University

"I believe that Bringing in the Sheaves answers questions and provides detailed instructions for Christians who have a genuine concern for the poor and needy. It is simply a book whose time has come." —Dr. D. James Kennedy, Senior Minister, Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church

"From the rest of us, the poor need less talking and more doing. This emphasis makes Bringing in the Sheaves an important work. It will inspire many, especially those who take their strongest signals from the Biblical vision. It may be one of those books that makes the world a better place for a great many people." —Michael Novak, Author of The Spirit of Democratic Capitalism

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Author: George Grant

About the Author: Dr. George Grant is the author of nearly 3 dozen books on history, politics, theology, and social issues, including the best-selling Grand Illusions, The Micah Mandate, and Bringing in the Sheaves. He is the director of King's Meadow Study Center , and instructor at Whitefield Theological Seminary, and a Teaching Fellow at Franklin Classical School.

Specifications: Hardback, 250 pages