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| Foreword to the 20th Anniversary Edition | |
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| Preface | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Sisters in the Wilderness | |
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| Hagar�s Story: A Route to Black Women's Issues | |
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| Motherhood: A Forced Condition | |
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| Survival, Quality of Life and God | |
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| Surrogacy Roles and Wilderness Experience | |
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| Homelessness and Economic Realities | |
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| Tensions in Motherhood: From Slavery to Freedom | |
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| Tensions in the Community over Motherhood | |
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| "Mamma-Baby" in Blues Literature | |
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| Black Mamma, Black Preacher, Black Protest | |
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| Black Women Authors Differ | |
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| Motherhood in a Context of Resistance | |
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| Social-Role Surrogacy: Naming Black Women's Oppression | |
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| Coerced Surrogacy Roles and Antebellum Realities | |
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| Voluntary Surrogacy and Postbellum Realities | |
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| The Black Mammy Memorial Associatio | |
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| Old Oppression, New Threat | |
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| Color Struck: A State of Mind | |
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| National/Religious Arrogance and Racial Narcissism | |
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| The Impact of Aesthetic Values | |
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| The Impact of Religion | |
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| Economic Impact | |
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| Enter Statistics, Politics and Science | |
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| Terror and Poverty for Ex-Slaves | |
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| For Instance: Eugenics | |
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| Sisters in the Wilderness and Community Meanings | |
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| "Wilderness/Wilderness-Experience" in Black and White | |
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| Intellectual Significance of Symbolism | |
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| Social Significance of Symbolism | |
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| Political Importance of Symbolism: Survival and Resistance | |
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| Black Women's Resistance Activity | |
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| Womanist God-Talk | |
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| Womanist God-Talk and Black Liberation Theology | |
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| Theological Methodology | |
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| Tile Bible and Black Liberation Theology | |
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| Black Experience, Wilderness Experience, Theological Task | |
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| Doctrine: Surrogacy and Redemption | |
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| Re-Enter Black Liberation Theology | |
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| Ethical Task, Ethical Principles | |
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| Womanist-Feminist Dialogue: Differences and Commonalities The Differences | |
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| What Is Acceptably Female? | |
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| Scope and Definition of Patriarchy | |
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| Womanist/Womanist Dialogue in Hermeneutics | |
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| God and the Oppressed in History | |
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| There Are Commonalities | |
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| Womanist Reflections on "The Black Church," the African-American Denominational Churches and the Universal Hagar�s Spiritual Church | |
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| "The Black Church" Invisible | |
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| Then There Are African-American Denominational Churches | |
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| Background for the Universal Hagar�s Spiritual Church | |
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| The Universal Hagar's Spiritual Church | |
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| Christ According to Father Hurley | |
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| Afterword | |
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| Notes | |
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| Index | |