There’s no doubt that Martin King was a prophet who tapped into—and passed on—great power. It’s up to us to show wisdom in drawing on that power today.
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Spelman’s WISDOM (Women in Spiritual Discernment of Ministry) Center and Sisters Chapel were among 78 organizations across the country to receive nearly $70 million in grants through Thriving in Ministry.
Within the African American community there is an annual observance called a Watch Night Service. This service that runs from 10:30 PM until 12 AM on New Year’s Day dates back to December 31, 1862.
Millennial Womanism is an emerging concept developed by Liz S Alexander and Melanie C Jones that seeks to draw upon a unique womanist epistemological and methodological framework utilizing a millennial lens.
Rev. Heber Brown, III interviews Dr. Monica A. Coleman, Professor of Constructive Theology and African American Religions at Claremont School of Theology in southern California, about the Yoruba Faith Tradition.
The Black Church Food Security Network connects Black Farmers with Black Churches to help combat the issues of food insecurity in our nation today.
When John Allen Chau, a twenty-six year old Chinese American Christian from the United States, ventured into the Indian Ocean in a vain attempt to evangelize an indigenous tribe well-known for their hostility to outsiders, little did anyone know the full impact of his efforts. The conversation sparked by his death at the hands of the Sentineli tribe has riveted leaders all […]
Millennial Womanism is an emerging concept developed by Liz S Alexander and Melanie C Jones that seeks to draw upon a unique womanist epistemological and methodological framework utilizing a millennial lens.
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Race Matters: Faith & Philanthropy in the African American Community
Explore the intersections of faith, race, and philanthropy with moderator, Dr. Leah Gunning Francis and panelists, Dr. Brad Braxton, Aimée Laramore and Rev. Starsky Wilson.
This election day is culminating a battle which has been waged between an evil system and masses of “the disinherited.” We are not sure of what the outcome will be.
