Join Us on Sunday, September 28, at 5 PM.

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In Give Me This Mountain: A Pastor’s Journey of Faith, Vision, and Urban Transformation, Bishop Dr. R. C. Hugh Nelson shares the extraordinary story behind one of New York City’s most ambitious faith-based projects—Ebenezer Plaza. This inspiring book takes readers behind the scenes of vision, struggle, and triumph as Bishop Nelson leads his congregation to embrace a God-sized dream: transforming two city blocks into a thriving hub with a ministry center, commercial space, and over 500 apartments.

Far more than a story of buildings and development, this book is about faith that refuses to quit. Bishop Nelson reveals the challenges of winning hearts, building consensus, and guiding ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things when their eyes remain fixed on God’s will. With candor and wisdom, he demonstrates how faith, perseverance, and visionary leadership can move mountains—literally and spiritually.

Give Me This Mountain is a must-read for pastors, leaders, dreamers, and anyone who has ever faced obstacles that seemed too great to overcome. It will encourage you to step out of your comfort zone, believe God for more, and embrace the truth that with faith and vision, nothing is impossible.

• Pastors & Ministry Leaders – Those who are navigating the challenges of casting vision, building consensus, and leading congregations through seasons of growth and transformation.
• Christian Leaders & Emerging Voices – Individuals hungry to learn how to lead with courage, faith, and strategy in the face of seemingly impossible odds.
• Dreamers & Visionaries – Anyone carrying a God-given dream who needs encouragement, practical wisdom, and proof that mountains can indeed be moved.
• Community Builders & Change Agents – Leaders in nonprofits, community development, and social impact who desire to see faith in action that transforms cities.
• Believers Seeking Inspiration – Christians who want their faith stretched and their confidence renewed that God still works miracles through ordinary people with extraordinary vision.

Get a signed copy on Sunday, September 28 at 5:00 PM

Cost - $20