"This powerful book offers a comprehensive guide to repairing the deep-seated wounds of systemic injustice, urging individuals, communities, organizations, and institutions to take meaningful action. Turner's approach is both enlightening and actionable, urging us to confront our past, engage in transformative measures, and collectively pave the way for a more inclusive future. It is my sincere hope that readers, inspired by this work, will join the movement for reparations and contribute to the repair of our society." – Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., Civil Rights Activist and Founder, Rainbow PUSH Coalition

"Reverend Robert Turner is a person of profound faith who knows that 'faith without works is dead.' His faith is seen in his life's work and he has become a national figure through his service, leadership, and success in elevating the consciousness of our nation. In Creating a Culture of Repair, Rev. Turner sets forth a thought-provoking roadmap for righting past wrongs and building a more just, equal, and strong America. The book is full of his wisdom and inspiration. It is an important read that not only elevates his big ideas but also fortifies the spirit in trying times." –Senator Cory Booker

"Ultimately, Creating a Culture of Repair intensely delineates between what is right and what is wrong; what is fair and what is unfair; what is going against God and what is righteous. According to Turner, there is no in between, and there is no sitting back to see what happens. His work is about ensuring something gets done." - Today's American Catholic

"The vast majority of Turner's book, then, is 100 short articles—about 100 things Americans could choose to do in pursuit of Reparations, which Turner defines as a basic matter of justice in a nation whose current wealth largely rests on centuries of injustice. That's what makes this book unique. I have never seen a book with so many individual ideas in this realm of activism so concisely described." – David Crumm, Read the Spirit Magazine

"Turner’s keen sense of call and response lies in the rhythmic undertones of the ebb and flow of the book through instruction, then inspiration and then to the call of action. It was refreshing to read a book that would be accessible to both pew and community." - Presbyterian Outlook