Ronald A. Nathan is the senior pastor of the Ransom AME Zion Church, London England, A member of the Board of Convenors of the Trans-Atlantic Roundtable on Religion and Race. A member of the Board of Synergy Partnership a Christian network working against gun and knife crimes in London.
Dr. Mark Ogunwalè Lomax is the Senior Pastor, First Afrikan Church in Lithonia Georgia and Associate Professor of Homiletics at the Interdenominational Theological Center in Atlanta Georgia.
In the film, the power of the Black Panther is referred to as the “Panther Spirit.” It references the existence of a pantheon of spirits and deities in traditional African supernatural spirituality, which can endow a believer with certain characteristics, including strength.
The Millennial Womanism Project (TMWP) Presents “Millennial Womanists To Watch”
Thoughtful Reflections By: Rev. Dr. Janette C. Wilson, Esq., Dr. Walker was a preacher who proclaimed the Word, practiced the work and praised God in all of his, challenging moments. Dr. Walker was a man of all times. There are few faith leaders who are trained in the sciences, cultured in the arts, proficient in […]
“I am honored to join a remarkable team of colleagues at the Center as we archive and interpret the historical and evolving religious legacy of African Americans.”
Reflections on a Fifty-Year Friendship with Wyatt Tee Walker by CRCDS President, Rev. Dr. Marvin A. McMickle
As General Secretary of the Samuel DeWitt Proctor Conference, I am proud that as founders, we chose the Haitian maroon as the logo of our organization, signifying the commandment to “speak truth to power” and the sword of Divine Will and Word. We will stay in the struggle until the end!
The Council of Bishops of the African Methodist Episcopal Church and the Social Action Commission of our Church demand not only a public apology but inclusive and “just” social and immigration policies.
We need people whose prophetic witness does not stop with their words but also is seen clearly in their actions.
