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Being a “strong Black woman” was my badge of honor, until it almost killed me.

The NYC founders of Pray March Act want church-led activism to outlive news cycles and divisive politics.

As an Asian American, God's great story helps me value literature that often leaves me out.

On the 60th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s Letter from a Birmingham Jail, Christians are reminded of how much further we must go.

Majority white churches can learn from the spiritual practices Black believers have cultivated for centuries.

The Scriptures denounce officials who abuse their authority to harm rather than protect the people they serve.

This month, white Christians can love their Black siblings in the church by seeing their struggles in context.

The new Emmett Till film tells a story of racial apathy that still haunts the church today.

Observing Juneteenth as a national holiday affirms what we believe about our faith and our freedoms.

Christians should work together to address our nation’s hate-motivated gun violence.

Good intentions are not enough in a field where best practices, like kinship care, are relatively new.

Parents, teachers and anyone working with kids will find value in examining ten postures leading to healing and hope for racial reconciliation.

Q&A: Ekemini Uwan and Christina Edmondson discuss how a podcast-turned-book explores the struggle to create a space to call their own.

As the world grieves and cares for those fleeing the war in Ukraine, some image-bearers are overlooked. #AfricansinUkraine is more than just a hot topic, but a heartbreaking reality of racism.

Scrolling down your social media feed can sometimes get you off course. Consider how silence may fill you in a better way.

How Christian teachers can tell the story of Black history in culturally relevant ways.

Sheila Wise Rowe takes readers on the healing journey of becoming through the stories of a number of young, Black, and gifted men and women.

As we await full justice with Christ’s return, a guilty verdict only partly satisfies.

Responding with their feet, ministers bring ‘the simplest form of the gospel’ to tense situations.