Toyohiko Kagawa: An Apostle of Love and Social Justice

"Toyohiko Kagawa: An Apostle of Love and Social Justice," authored by Robert D. Schildgen, delves into the remarkable life of Toyohiko Kagawa, a pivotal figure whose dedication to education equity, economic justice, and racial harmony marked him as a transformative leader. Published in 1988, this compelling narrative not only charts Kagawa's personal journey of resilience and commitment but also positions him within the broader context of social reform movements in the early 20th century. Ideal for middle-school readers, this biography serves as a powerful exploration of how one person's unwavering resolve can ignite change across communities and inspire a fight against social injustices. The book thoughtfully intertwines Kagawa’s story with pressing themes of equity and peace, challenging young readers to reflect on how they too can contribute to building a more just and inclusive society.