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Rev. Otis Moss, III, pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ, speaks with Empowering Voices about his Black History Month MAAFA Liturgy
Black History Month Reflection from Rev. Joan Harrell
Rev. Joan Harrell examines a 1965 interview of Dr. King on Meet the Press and asks has America changed.
After studying nearly 150 black megachurches, Tamelyn N. Tucker-Worgs asks, How are these church communities engaging the public sphere? And, why are their approaches so varied?
In his sermon entitled "I've Been To Hell, But I'm Back" Rev. Freddie Haynes, III gives his take on Django Unchained, Spike Lee and Black Heroism
Michael Brandon McCormick is a PhD candidate at Vanderbilt University. He presented at the Transatlantic Roundtable on Religion and Race at Birkbeck University in London. The title of his presentation was entitled "The Preachers and the Powers that BET: Black Activist Clergy and the Quest for Social Justice in the Era of Hip Hop."
Remembering that you built this country with your bare hands, your blood and broken bodies forming the mortar that cements it together -- on a bloody foundation of other massacred peoples, that you freed yourselves and this nation from the curse of slavery, that you reconstructed this nation after it began cannibalizing itself over the right to exploit your bodies, I now look to the future. I look to the future that will be and I look to the future that I hope will be.
Kimbanguist Church Choir in Congo
