What’s Free? Black Freedom, the Gospel of Jesus, and Its Competitors
Black freedom will come through an open-eyed engagement with the powers of this world with the sure confidence that God is with us because our cause is just.
Racial solidarity and English Catholicism
The third and concluding part of “Reconciled Bodies: Recasting Race in Catholic Ecclesiology”
The shadow over black achievement: Jordan Edwards and Bishop Baskerville-Burrows
Bishop Baskerville-Burrows and Jordan Edwards represent the two realities of being black in America. There's no better time to be black, and a shadow hovers over our achievement.
Kingdom listening and racial reconciliation
A group of Dallas-based followers of Jesus, across denomination, race, and socioeconomic and linguistic barriers, started to come together about eight years back.
The invisible: African Americans in North American Anglicanism
If we remain a tradition that only speaks to certain subsections of American culture, then we have fallen short of our gospel mandate to reach all people.