My birthday is on January 6, and I have no doubt that this year it was one for the history books. On my birthday, American citizens took over the U.S. Capitol Building where members of congress were preparing to confirm our nation’s new leadership. The United States is a country that prides herself as theContinue reading “The Crisis of Our Conscience”
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White Supremacy: The Other Pandemic
RACE & THE GOSPEL Before the coronavirus entered the world and changed our lives, there was the pandemic of white supremacy. That is the idol, the principality and power, that fuels racism. In America, that pandemic has supported genocide, the separation of families and the stealing of property from indigenous people. It resulted in theContinue reading “White Supremacy: The Other Pandemic”
On Being Black, Woman, and Evangelical
I’m thrilled that important conversations are taking place about the history and condition of the American evangelical church. I am humbled and honored to contribute to these conversations. This week I’m sharing at Missio Alliance about the intersectionality of being black, a woman, and an evangelical. Over the past few years, I have wrestledContinue reading “On Being Black, Woman, and Evangelical”
A SISTA'S JOURNEY 