Reading together is radical
Book groups can be a liberative reaffirmation of culture and community for Black churches, a pastor writes.
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Book groups can be a liberative reaffirmation of culture and community for Black churches, a pastor writes.
A tradition rooted in Black excellence has served as a celebration of the resurrection and a training ground for generations of children.
A Massachusetts congregation will be paying “royalties” to local arts nonprofits to acknowledge the musicians who were never compensated.
Recent nationwide efforts to ban books endanger our society and our spirits.
A counter-cultural art exhibit in Pennsylvania challenges inaccurate representations of Jesus while encouraging visitors to consider decolonized depictions of the Messiah.
A new documentary focuses on the attorney, activist, poet and priest whose life’s work continues to influence battles for justice.
The owner and founder of Heartell Press aims to build community with cards that can match the highs and lows of our life together.
A well-coached team, whether on the pitch or in the office, benefits from an inclusive culture, shared leadership and a sense of wonder, writes the executive editor of MLK50.
A North Carolina pastor and author discusses his upcoming book, being people of compassion and the importance of doing the work.
The right plot and cast of characters can help prepare us for a holy season of watching and waiting, writes a managing director of Leadership Education at Duke Divinity.
Poetry from the book of Lamentations invites us to find words for our feelings and offers a form to contain that which feels uncontainable and uncontrollable, says a writer.