Survey: One In Three Americans Trust AI As Much As A Pastor
Black churches have traditionally been a source of spiritual guidance for Black Americans, but new research shows that many are now turning to AI chatbots for answers, raising questions about the role of technology in the church and the potential for algorithms to compete with pastors.
At Hampton, Black Clergy Weigh Faith, AI, and Change
The Hampton University Ministers Conference will bring together thousands of pastors, theologians, and lay persons to discuss the future of the Black church, including artificial intelligence, younger clergy, women in ministry, and the challenge of remaining relevant in a rapidly changing culture.
Turning Grief And Self-Doubt Into Empowerment For Black Women
Author Leslie Lee Sanders has released 'Ready to Listen?', a spiritual self-help memoir. The book urges marginalized women to speak up, trust their intuition, and find their voice, addressing years of societal silencing stemming from family expectations, publishing industry pressures, and prevailing political realities.
Voices Of Truth Uses Gospel Music To Build Community And Faith
Voices of Truth, a student-led gospel ensemble from Florida State University, is taking Black sacred music beyond campus walls, blending ministry, outreach and performance while introducing new audiences to the traditions rooted in the Black church.
Six Years Later, Black Churches Refuse To Forget Floyd
Black churches across the country are marking the sixth anniversary of George Floyd's murder with prayer vigils, memorial sermons, and racial justice commemorations, as faith leaders warn against the "slow drift toward forgetting" and continue to advocate for racial healing and justice.
‘Reparations Sunday’ Brings A Hot Debate Into Black Churches
Black churches across the US are reviving the debate over reparations, using sermons, educational campaigns, and public acts of witness to argue that reparations are a moral obligation rooted in Scripture.
Black Pastor Mark Burns Defends Trump Monument Amid Criticism
Pastor Mark Burns blessed a 22-foot golden statue of President Donald Trump at Trump National Doral golf club in Miami, sparking debate over Christian nationalism, political worship, and the Black church's historic distrust of authoritarian power.
Black Pastor Mark Burns Defends Trump Monument Amid Criticism
Pastor Mark Burns blessed a 22-foot golden statue of President Donald Trump at Trump National Doral golf club in Miami, sparking debate over Christian nationalism, political worship, and the Black church's historic distrust of authoritarian power.
In The Black Church, Women’s Hats Still Testify
Black church hats have been a symbol of faith, dignity, and creativity for generations of Black women, reflecting a tradition shaped by scripture, post-Emancipation history, and the creativity of Black women across generations.
‘Pray and Stay’ Is Still Hurting Black Women In Church
Rev. Dr. Thema Bryant says that while many Black churches have made progress on domestic violence, too many still pressure women to stay, forgive, and protect the institution instead of protecting survivors.
Must Read
Kushner, Jeffries Discuss Ways White House And Democrats Can Collaborate
A recently reported private Jared Kushner and Hakeem Jeffries meeting has sparked incredulity among Democrats and political critics alike. As the November midterm elections loom and control of the House is at stake, this surprising discussion over potential collaboration highlights the shifting dynamics and bipartisan tensions in Washington.
