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The Pastor and the Professor discuss Religion and Politics w/ special guests Dr. Andre Johnson of Memphis Theological Seminary and Dr. Mark Naison, African American Studies/History Professor at Fordham University.
You know who is not online at night? Most churches.
I don’t see posts or quotes or blogs coming from my church friends and listservs at night. Presumably, they are getting a good night’s sleep. God bless them.
Anthony G. Reddie was born and brought up in Bradford, West Yorkshire. He holds a B.A. in History and a Ph.D. in Education (with theology) both degrees conferred by the University of Birmingham.
He is presently a Research Fellow Black Theology for The Queen’s Foundation For Ecumenical Theological Education.
Why should the church engage in the virtual world?
This is the opening invitation to a conversation about the virutal church.
Empowering Voices talks with Dr. Adam Murphy, urologist at Northwestern University says the alarming high incidence rate of African American men dying to prostate cancer is preventable
Rev. Joan Harrell of Empowering Voices interviews Minister Christian Bell, Activist, Preacher and Morehouse Senior
The Black Church in Britain is bewitched by the curse of Colonial Christianity that has rendered it politically docile and un-prophetic.
Matthew Ojo presented on Multiculturalism and the Missiological Significance of African Immigrant Churches in the United Kingdom at the Transatlantic Roundtable on Religion and Race . For more information about the Transatlantic Roundtable on Religion and Race visit www.religionandrace.org
Empowering Voices talks with 17-year old Sara Trail, a Designer for Simplicity Patterns. Her great great grandmother was an Ethiopian slave in America...
