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Empowering Voices Talks With The Rev. Dr. Martha Simmons, the Creator and Director of the African American Lectionary and author of the new book title, Doing the Deed: The Mechanics of 21st Century Preaching
Social and mobile media will overtake television as the most widely used and accepted mass medium for religious consumption.
Statewide hearings, leading to a national report sponsored by The Samuel Dewitt Proctor Conference, Inc. (SDPC), are giving voice to those most impacted by the criminal “justice” system.
I kept going to church. I kept saying the words of the prayers. I still sang the songs. I'm a minister -- I have to. But I was a fraud. I stopped talking with God. What could I say to the One who was not delivering me? What praise did I have?
Help Rev. Joi Orr travel to Palestine/Israel as a part of the Interfaith Peace-Builder's 2012 African Heritage Delegation
Rev. Heber Brown, III, Rev. Jamal Bryant, Rev. Brad Braxton and Rev. Todd Yeary discuss Same-Sex Marriage in Maryland.
Ronald B. Neal's (PhD Vanderbilt University) research and writing interests include religion, gender, culture, religion, ethics and politics, modern and postmodern philosophy, Third World cultures, and popular culture.
Rev. Joan Harrell interviews Terisa Griffin from NBC Vocal Competition The Voice
United Workers and hundreds of their allies gathered to declare Baltimore's Inner Harbor a Human Rights Zone and demand justice for low wage workers.
