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Rahiel Tesfamariam, Founder and Publisher of UrbanCusp.com, talks to us about faith, social media and social justice.
Marla Frederick, Professor of African and African American Studies and the Study of Religion at Harvard University speaks on the history of religion and media.
I pray that during this Lenten season, the holy will reveal itself in the most profane of places...so that we can give up whatever is weighing us down.
By Romal Tune, As I work with churches and communities groups developing strategies to reach “at-risk” youth two things are very clear. First, what was once considered a problem amongst inner city youth of color has now become a problem affecting suburban middle class families. Secondly, the term “at-risk” no longer applies only to low-income,...
Are we free, indeed, if in prisons, schools, churches, and institutions all around us, far too many remain in shackles even after emancipation has been proclaimed?
It may simply be enough to cry out that we stand in the need of prayer. And to know that our contradictory needs, as well as our deepest longings, are known by God.
Morgan State University's Black History Map Project
My spirit sensed the heavy hearts of some; those struggling to enter into this Lenten season with a clean heart and a right spirit.
Rev. Otis Moss, III, pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ, speaks with Empowering Voices about his Black History Month MAAFA Liturgy
Samuel DeWitt Proctor Conference: Celebrating 10 Years in Ministry!
