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The House I Live In was streamed to 22,000 students from 130 schools in 70 cities and to hundreds of houses of worship across the country. These events were organized by Dr. Iva Carruthers of the Samuel DeWitt Proctor
Eugene Jarecki, Award-winning Filmmaker, Partners with Black Churches to Combat War on Drugs
Long after America’s prophet was silenced by the very avarice that he deplored, his words still burn with un-canning accuracy. In the last two years, ordinary citizens throughout world—Egypt, Palestine, Tunisia, Zuccotti Park, Greece, Paris, and London—have carried signs with his word, his spirit in their heart as their risk and limb to be free from tyranny and poverty.
Rev. Joan Harrell examines a 1965 interview of Dr. King on Meet the Press and asks has America changed.
Teresa Fry Brown, Professor of Homiletics and Director of Black Church Studies at the Candler School of Theology says preachers must always have their heart, soul, and mind on the pulse of the community....
Cobus van Wngaard presented on The Language of Diversity in Reconstruction Whiteness in the Dutch Reformed Church at the Transatlantic Roundtable on Religion and Race
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
The public, free one-day conference at Union Theological Seminary in New York—Digital Church: Theology and New Media—has been rescheduled for Friday, February 8, 2013.
Leah Gaskin Fitchue is the president of Payne Theological Seminary. She presented at the Transatlantic Roundtable on Religion and Race at Birckbeck, University of London. Dr. Fitchue's presentation was entitled "The Collision of Racism and the Truth of the Cross"
