Faith And Labor Leaders Continue To Fight Arm-in-Arm
Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s collaboration with Memphis sanitation workers and faith leaders such as Rev. William J. Barber II advances the pursuit of equitable wages, voting rights, and economic justice, with labor and faith communities united in striving for a fairer society.
When The Hands Do The Preaching: Black ASL In Church
Black American Sign Language interpreters are essential in Black churches, ensuring deaf congregants' inclusion and emphasizing the significance of accessibility.
Faith Leaders Stand On Business To Protect Undocumented Folks
Rev. Dorothy S. Boulware and other faith leaders have criticized the Trump administration's immigration policies, which have raised concerns among undocumented immigrants and faith communities regarding their safety and legal protections.
As L.A. Burns, Asheville Still Recovering From Hurricane Helene
Asheville, North Carolina residents are still recovering from Hurricane Helene, with many lacking electricity, water, and employment, and some experiencing post-traumatic stress due to the storm.
Video Of Church Shaming Unwed Pregnant Woman Sparks Heated Backlash
A young woman's public confession of being pregnant and unmarried while standing in front of her church congregation has ignited a debate about Black church traditions, shame, and grace, with many criticizing the pastor's decision and advocating for a more inclusive approach.
WatchNight: Escorting The New Year In With Prayer
On New Year's Eve, African Americans convened in secrecy to observe Watch Night, a tradition of prayer and contemplation, and to await news of their liberation from slavery, as the Emancipation Proclamation was enacted.
7 Christmas Carols That Bear A Touch Of Soul
African American carols and spirituals, such as "Mary's Boychild", "Rise Up, Shepherd, and Follow", "This Christmas", "Go Tell it On The Mountain", "Sweet Little Jesus Boy", and "Jesus. Jesus. Oh, What a Wonderful Child", have been composed by African Americans and have gained popularity in the United States.
How To Handle Grief During The Holidays
Navigating grief during the holiday season requires acknowledging emotions, developing a coping strategy, and seeking professional support if needed.
‘God Is Good All the Time’ In The Black Church
Black churches possess distinct terminology that may perplex outsiders, yet visitors can acclimate to the language and experience a sense of inclusion within the community.
Meet The Baltimore Pastor Bridging The Gap Between Old And New
Rev. Terrence Rogers has assumed the senior pastor role at Gethsemane Baptist Church in West Baltimore, transforming its demographic profile, embracing digital ministry, and engaging younger generations, while addressing post-COVID pastoral challenges.
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FBI Grapples With Fallout From Massive Data Breach
A week after a cybercriminal group claimed to steal sensitive personal data on thousands of current and former FBI employees, the bureau is still assessing the extent of the damage while facing internal criticism about the agency’s handling of the incident.
