Carla E. Roland Guzmán. PhD is Rector of the Episcopal Church of Saint Matthew and Saint Timothy, NYC. She is the Coordinator of Faith, Family, Equality: The Latinx Roundtable, a program of the Center for LGBTQ and Gender Studies in Religion, and Affiliate Faculty in Church History at The General Theological Seminary. Rev. Roland is committed to the full inclusion of Latinx persons and LGBTQ persons in all aspects of the church and society.

"The power of Guzmán's work is the ability to place in tension a critical review of the history and state of Latinx Ministries in the church and balance it with a deep sense of love, hope, and admiration for the best of what the church can be and do. This is an incredbily useful and versatile book, to be read and understood in many contexts—by those interested in Episcopal institutional history, seminarians wanting to deepen their understanding of Latinx concerns in the church, and clergly and lay leadership at all levels that care about church transformation." —Francisco J. Garcia, Jr., Anglican Theological Review

“Reading Unmasking LATINX Ministry for Episcopalians: An Anglican Approach should be required reading for those interested in understanding the mission of the Church in general and in the LATINX context in particular.”—The Rev. Dr. Miguel A. Hernández, Adjunct Faculty at The General Theological, The Newark School of Theology, and El Seminario Episcopal Anglicano of El Salvador

"Carla Roland Guzmán has written an excellent and long due history and critique of Latin/Hispanic ministries in the Episcopal Church. A must read by anyone concerned with how Episcopalians think about the other."

—Juan M. C. Oliver, Custodian of the Book of Common Prayer

"Essential reading for ministers, lay and ordained, who are ready to learn from the past in order to creatively explore new possibilities in the future."

—The Rev. Altagracia Perez-Bullard, PhD Assistant Professor of Practical Theology Virginia Theological Seminary

"Roland Guzmán’s work is thoroughly researched, comprehensive, and convicting. She carefully examines the colonialist history of the Church's ministry to, with, and among Latinx communities and offers a new vision that is truly inclusive, liberative, and genuinely Episcopalian. This is a call the Church urgently needs to hear."—Andrew R. H. Thompson, PhD, Assistant Professor of Theological Ethics,The School of Theology, The University of the South

"Reading Unmasking LATINX Ministry for Episcopalians: An Anglican Approach should be required reading for those interested in understanding the mission of the Church in general and in the LATINX context in particular." —The Rev. Dr. Miguel A. Hernández Adjunct Faculty at The General Theological, The Newark School of Theology, and El Seminario Episcopal Anglicano of El Salvador

"Essential reading for ministers, lay and ordained, who are ready to learn from the past in order to creatively explore new possibilities in the future." —The Rev. Altagracia Perez-Bullard, PhD Assistant Professor of Practical Theology Virginia Theological Seminar