Many communities have overwhelming needs that God's church can meet, but only if local churches, businesses, and ministries combine their resources. Citing scores of practical examples and easily implemented ideas, Daniel Bernard illustrates how pervasive city problems can be solved and how the city can actually be transformed through unified efforts. His organization, Somebody Cares, Tampa Bay, is a role model for trans-denominational unity. By bringing ministry leaders together with pastors and businesspeople, this organization takes God's love and the necessities of life to needy individuals and families. Success stories and startling ideas from ministry leaders around the world provide pastors and laypeople with the tools they need. This book is a call to action for people everywhere who care about evangelism, racial reconciliation, and community transformation.