False Peace

Pricelis Perreaux-Dominguez argues that Christian unity should not be confused with uniformity, silence, or the appearance that everyone agrees.

She examines how churches can erase identity, perspective, culture, and voice when they demand sameness.

The book encourages believers to engage disagreement honestly while maintaining dignity, humility, love, and a shared commitment to the gospel.

Drawing from her pastoral experience in a diverse Bronx congregation, Perreaux-Dominguez presents listening, accountability, and openness to correction as practices of healthy unity.

Its central challenge is to reject performative peace and embody a deeper communion capable of holding meaningful differences.