New Book Discusses Why Hip-Hoppers Don’t Serve God
Kymo Dockett is the editor of What’s The Word magazine. His new book, The Lost Generation, explores why so few members of the hip-hop generation serve God. This groundbreaking book delves into this mystery and offers solutions.
Washington, DC (PRWEB) November 28, 2005 -- Kymo Dockett, the founder and editor of What’s The Word magazine (www.wtwmagazine.com), has just published The Lost Generation. Mr. Dockett traveled across the nation for over five years, covering Urban Gospel music. He is the best-known and respected Christian hip-hop journalist in the world. This Fisk University gradate has covered events including the Holy Hip Hop Awards, Rap Fest, and Flavor Fest. He has interviewed hundreds of artists, including Out of Eden, Cross Movement, and Corey Red. After more than ten years of reaching out to urban youth, Kymo sensed the need to help the church understand the Hip-Hop Generation and how to reach them.
Why is there a need for this book? According to the Barna Research Group, only 3 out of 10 people in this country in their 20s (31%) attend church in a typical week, compared to 4 out of 10 of those in their 30s (42%) and nearly half of all adults in their 40s (49%). If these trends continue, America can expect only about 20% of the next generation to attend church. Why are we seeing statistics such as these? The Lost Generation explores this mystery and offers solutions.
This book also contains: (1) Suggestions for attracting hip-hoppers to church; (2) Examples of ministries that have effectively reached the Hip-Hop Generation; (3) Reasons why Minister Louis Farrakhan can attract thousands of men to the Nation of Islam, while the church appeals to comparatively few; (4) An explanation of why the Hip-Hop Generation developed in this nation; (5) Testimonies from young people who came out of the hip-hop culture; (6) An examination of the Christian hip-hop movement; (7) The history of Christian hip hop; (8) A list of the Top Ten Greatest Christian Hip-Hop Albums of all time; (9) The 2005 What Awards: Honoring the Best of 2005; and (10) A Resource Guide for Christian Hip Hop.
When people purchase The Lost Generation e-book or pre-order the paperback book, their name will be automatically entered into a contest for a chance to win an iPod and other prizes. This contest started on November 24 and ends on January 1, 2006. The winners will be announced January 2, 2006. Sponsors for this contest include Family Friendly Video (familyfriendlyvideo.ca), Christian Throwback Jersey (christianthrowbackjersey.com), and The Bus Stop (dasouth.com/bus-shop).
The Lost Generation e-book is currently on sale for $7.99 and the paperback version can be pre-ordered for $9.99. For more information about The Lost Generation, please log onto wtwmagazine.com.
Contact: Kymo Dockett
(202) 635-8222
http://www.wtwmagazine.com
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