We live in an age where the consequences of our collective actions are felt globally, from environmental degradation to social inequality. The urgency to rethink how we conduct business cannot be overstated. Traditional business models, driven primarily by profit, have often neglected the well-being of people and the planet. As a result, we see a world increasingly divided and degraded.

The necessity for faith-rooted business is now more critical than ever. Just as Esther was called to act in a time of crisis "for such a time as this," so too are we called to bring our faith into the marketplace to address the crises of our time. This book is an urgent response to the call to integrate faith into business practices that promote sustainability, justice, and compassion.

Faith-rooted businesses can offer a new paradigm, one that is not only profitable but also purposeful. They can lead the way in creating a marketplace that reflects the values of the Kingdom of God, where every person is valued, and creation is cared for as a sacred trust. This book aims to provide the tools, insights, and inspiration needed to make this vision a reality.

About the author

Sheena R. Foster is a nonprofit executive, social entrepreneur, and faith-rooted leader dedicated to advancing sustainable and equitable communities. She holds a degree in Urban Sustainability and Environmental Studies and is pursuing a Master of Theological Studies at Hampton University School of Religion.

With a career spanning nonprofit leadership, public service, and community development, Sheena works at the intersection of faith, sustainability, and social impact. Through her work and writing, she explores how ethical leadership and spiritual values can shape businesses that serve both people and the planet.

She resides in the Washington, DC metropolitan area and is passionate about helping leaders build enterprises that advance the common good and the stewardship of creation.