Yesterday’s Jesus
For some Christians, what Jesus expects of his followers is negotiable though his words are written in red. Who these Christians expect Jesus to be is...
Remembering We Can Fly
Video Produced by Art Hooker. Mixed and Mastered by Jay Kale. Co-produced by Lisa Sharon Harper and Andre Henry, performed by Andre and written by L...
“God is Justice”, an excerpt from “All God’s Children”
Adapted from All God's Children by Terence Lester
Adapted from Chapter 3, "God is Justice"
The word justice appears hundreds of times in the B...
We May Not Have the Same Responsibility, But We Each Have an Opportunity to Work Towards Racial Justice
Last month, our nation remembered the terrible killing of George Floyd, who died in 2020 after former police officer Derek Chauvin knelt on him and su...
Loving: A Poem on Interracial Marriage in America
I grew up in the United States as a biracial (Asian/white) kid in a loving Thai-American family. It was not until my 30’s that I realized how recently...
Excerpt from “He Called Me Sister: A True Story of Finding Humanity on Death Row”
I hadn’t even realized that, although we had visited in various combinations at random times, we had not all four been there together for a while. He ...
Excerpt from “More Than I Imagined: What a Black Man Discovered About the White Mother He Never Knew”
Excerpted from MORE THAN I IMAGINED © 2023 by John Blake. Published by Convergent, an imprint of Random House, a division of Penguin Random House LLC....
Introduction to Christianity & Critical Race Theory
Content taken from Christianity and Critical Race Theory | Baker Academic by Robert Chao Romero and Jeff M. Liou, ©2023. Used by permission of Baker A...
60 Years Ago: MLK’s Letter from Birmingham Jail – A Reading
60 years ago today, Dr. King wrote his letter from the Birmingham jail. It speaks to the moment we are living in right now. A few years ago @RedLetter...
“for small activism” & “for seeing color”
for small activism
O You Who Plant Trees from Mustard Seeds,
When my daughter becomes despairing over the state of the world
—which she will—
...