Bless Me With Anger at White Supremacy
So that you may tirelessly work for justice, freedom, and peace among all people.
Nothing Can Separate Us: The Cross and the Prison Cell
Our students are becoming everyday peacemakers because they have come to realize that God is not done with them.
COVID-19 Prayer Calendar
COVID-19 prayer calendars for the rest of March and the month of April.
Black History Resources for All Ages
Because our history is a prophetic mixture of lament, resilience, resistance, pride, and celebration.
#LentTogether: The Cost of Discipleship, in Community
As we reorient ourselves toward Christ in this season of Lent, we must remember that doing so tangibly and fundamentally means reorienting ourselves toward our neighbor.
Living As A People of Hope
As Christians, we must remember that we are a people of hope. We have a message of hope and we are called to embody this hope.
The Repression of a National Shame: History, Nooses and Lament
FEB 18, 2014 | BY: DOMINIQUE GILLARD -- The heinous practice of lynching is both an extremely difficult aspect of our national...
What does Micah 6:8 really mean?
BY: DOMINIQUE GILLARD -- Historically, Micah 6:8 has served as one of the most celebrated verses within Scripture. This passage has...