This paper provides a brief overview of the gifts of the Black church and contributes advice for white Christians who are serious about dialogue with their African-American faith partners. The continued invisibility of the Black church for white Christians undermines a credible Christian witness and ensures Christianity in America will be delinquent in matters of racial equity and social justice. The Black church emerges from a set of historical conditions that enable it to hear and respond to the presence of God in a way that produces unique gifts, especially in the form of prophetic tradition and speaking truth to injustice. The Christian religion would do well to stop viewing the Black church as a marginal part of its tradition, but rath...
This study concentrates on issues dealing with the decline of attendance in African American churche...
This study concentrates on issues dealing with the decline of attendance in African American churche...
I hope you will regard this speech as an exploration with you of some ideas and concerns and an occa...
Throughout United States history the Black Church has played a significant role in the Black communi...
The identity of the African American Churches of Christ is deeply rooted in the American struggle fo...
This study uses phenomenological methods to answer the research question, “what do black pastors per...
This study uses phenomenological methods to answer the research question, “what do black pastors per...
Religion serves multiple purposes in the civic life of African-Americans.Viewed by a generation of s...
The changing nature of racism in the post-Civil Rights period coincides with the decline in collecti...
In order to understand and appreciate the critical importance of the Black Church in the empowerment...
Scholars of African-American religious history have recently debated the significance of the black c...
The "Black" Church organize, sort, and select members of their congregation based on the leadership'...
This article deals with the hidden racism in the Christian churches in the United States. It hopes t...
Scholars of African-American religious history have recently debated the significance of the black c...
This study explores T. D. Jakes’ Potter’s House Church and Creflo Dollar’s World Changers Church Int...
This study concentrates on issues dealing with the decline of attendance in African American churche...
This study concentrates on issues dealing with the decline of attendance in African American churche...
I hope you will regard this speech as an exploration with you of some ideas and concerns and an occa...
Throughout United States history the Black Church has played a significant role in the Black communi...
The identity of the African American Churches of Christ is deeply rooted in the American struggle fo...
This study uses phenomenological methods to answer the research question, “what do black pastors per...
This study uses phenomenological methods to answer the research question, “what do black pastors per...
Religion serves multiple purposes in the civic life of African-Americans.Viewed by a generation of s...
The changing nature of racism in the post-Civil Rights period coincides with the decline in collecti...
In order to understand and appreciate the critical importance of the Black Church in the empowerment...
Scholars of African-American religious history have recently debated the significance of the black c...
The "Black" Church organize, sort, and select members of their congregation based on the leadership'...
This article deals with the hidden racism in the Christian churches in the United States. It hopes t...
Scholars of African-American religious history have recently debated the significance of the black c...
This study explores T. D. Jakes’ Potter’s House Church and Creflo Dollar’s World Changers Church Int...
This study concentrates on issues dealing with the decline of attendance in African American churche...
This study concentrates on issues dealing with the decline of attendance in African American churche...
I hope you will regard this speech as an exploration with you of some ideas and concerns and an occa...