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Future generations, scholars, pastors, teachers, students, liberators, and many more will be blessed as we are, by the life and works of Dr. Gayraud Wilmore.  He was a scholar, professor, pastor, prophet and friend. Dr. Wilmore is a necessary presence in our liberation paradigm.  His influence is practically beyond exaggeration.  His writings, voice and presence […]

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Professor Anthony Reddie is the leading scholar in the practice of Black theology in grassroots communities of faithful practice.

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National Press Conference: Black pastors demand COVID-19 testing, treatment, health care, equipment & data for African-Americans & people of color in order to address disproportionate deaths.

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Call for Papers to Celebrate Black Women’s Contributions in the Struggle for Liberation Due Date: 30 June 2020 VukaniBantuTsohangBatho invites poets, artists, writers, to contribute essays that seek to (re)define what it means to embody ubuntu. The call is dedicated to African women of all social standing – including but not limited – to scholars, […]

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So, if you choose to watch the stage production JESUS, do so with the correct images in mind.

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What can churches do to help during #coronavirus pandemic? And how could churches make the problem worse? This is what I’d tell my pastoral care students.‬ If you’re trying to figure out whether to hold or attend worship tomorrow, give me 15 minutes to help you think it through.

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DOWNLOAD PDF VERSION –  A Litany of Resilience, Resistance, and Liberation Litany authored by Rev. Dr. Earle J. Fisher. Rev. Fisher is Pastor of Abyssinian Baptist Church in Memphis, Adjunct Professor of Religious Studies & Humanities.

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TheoEd Talks – A distinguished womanist biblical interpreter, Dr. Wil Gafney reveals the Bible’s use of masculine and feminine imagery for God and how it invites us to look beyond traditional gender categories.

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If Martin Luther King, Jr. is freedom’s dreamer and Ella Baker is freedom’s organizer, then Wyatt Tee Walker is freedom’s architect.

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Watch Darnell L. Moore’s full lecture, Let’s Get Free: A Case for An Abolition Theology.

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