Tarry Awhile

Selina Stone's "Tarry Awhile" delves into the rich spiritual practices of the Black church, focusing on the concept of 'tarrying'—a prolonged time of waiting and expectant prayer.

The book explores the historical and cultural context of tarrying, highlighting its significance in Black communities.

Stone examines the communal nature of tarrying, emphasizing its role in fostering connection, healing, and spiritual growth.

The book also addresses the importance of embodied experiences in faith, challenging the separation of spirit and body.

Through personal anecdotes and theological reflections, Stone invites readers to embrace tarrying as a transformative spiritual practice.