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Jude 3 Project and KineticsLive presents Courageous Conversations.
Preaching with Power 2015, sponsored by the Urban Theological Institute of The Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia.
The 6th Annual C. Shelby Rooks Lecture was delivered by the Rev. Dr. Katie G. Cannon, entitled "Revolutionaries in Zion: The Gumption to Challenge Dominated Forms of Knowledge Acquisition and Religious Power". This event was organized by the Center for the Study of Black Faith and Life at Chicago Theological Seminary.
Jamye Wooten speaks to Rev. Ronald A. Nathan, Chief Executive Officer of the Black Caucus Movement of Trinidad and Tobago, at the 2016 Samuel DeWitt Proctor Conference.
A Womanist Litany By Neichelle R. Guidry and Liz S. Alexander
On October 20, 2014 Laquan McDonald was murdered in the streets of Chicago by a Chicago police officer. On that same day several news outlets reported the murder of Baha Al Deen Samir Bader, a 12 year boy who was shot in the chest by Israel Defense Forces in Beit Liqya in the West Bank.
Richard Allen, founder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, knew two centuries ago that Black Lives Matter. He proved it in 1787 when he walked out of a segregated white church to protest racial intolerance in worship. He proved it in 1816 when he defied religious bigots and took his case to the Pennsylvania Supreme...
The BPFNA Summer Conference is an annual gathering for everyone who longs for the spirituality, inspiration, skills, knowledge and community to support a life of peace rooted in justice.
Will we follow the same detrimental patterns of other major cities that have given in to gentrification? Or will we develop a new model that leads the country in redeveloping communities of affordability, diversity and integrity to pre-existing cultures?
In Houston, Texas, a small contingent of clergy caravanned along Highway 290 to the town of Prairie View, to the very place where Sandra Bland was stopped, pulled from her car, thrown down, and arrested — just after her acceptance of a new job at the college. We were in town for a national black church conference, and we had come to pay homage, to pour libation, and to pray.
