Do Not Worry: A Communal Approach
Therefore do not worry, saying, ‘What will we eat?’ or ‘What will we drink?’ or ‘What will we wear?’ -Jesus (Matthew 6:31)
Don’t worry about what you’ll eat. Don’t worry about what you’ll drink. Don’t worry ...
The Beloved Community and the Heresy of White Replacement: How “Beyoncé Mass” Gave Me Hope After the Buffalo massacre
"...over the opening notes of Beyoncé’s “Halo,” which preceded communion, Rev. Dr. Norton also offered these words of hope:
Repentance is not a one-time thing, but a developmental process, a journey that requires a confrontational truth-telling. The liberation and healing of the oppressed. Repentance and conversion of the oppressor. The building of the beloved community."
Revolutionary Love Is The Way To Racial Healing
Within our denominations, grassroots justice organizations, organizing networks, and movement partners, we have engaged in the best of our sacred traditions to pursue a vision of Beloved Community, of an America that is yet to be, of a nation where ancient breaches are repaired.
Voting for the Common Good
Encouraging people of faith to bring about a change on election day by making the common good their voting criteria.
When Jesus Social Distanced Himself
When Jesus denied temptation in the wilderness, he showed us by example how to live.
Community In the COVID-19 Crisis
"Praying with you even now that we will have the faith and patience to build the surprising friendships we always need."
Wakanda Forever: Cultivating Moral Imagination & Beloved Community
What if the theologies of resistance that we cultivate in this moment were rooted in the possibility of Wakanda?
REVIEW: “Better: Waking Up to Who We Could Be” by Melvin Bray
We can do a better job of waking up to the realities of the marginalized and the oppressed.