Greenwood is Still Burning: Black Wealth and the Smoldering Embers of White Supremacy
By Chalice Overy On May 31, 1921 an estimated 25,000 white residents of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
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Letting the Big House Burn: Living into God’s Jubilee
by Stephanie Cooper The Nottoway Plantation burned last week. Once the largest remaining antebellum mansions
Recap: Alliance of Baptists’ Annual Meeting
by Lisa Dunson The Alliance of Baptists gathered virtually on Saturday, May 3, 2025, for
Faith and Service: A Chaplain’s Reflection on Inclusive Ministry
by Don Fulton From a chapel in Bagram, Afghanistan—scarred by recent indirect fire—I made a
Reflecting on the Annual Gathering
By Sandy Washington The 2025 Annual Gathering of the Alliance of Baptists was held in
The Alliance of Baptists Honors the Life of Pope Francis
by Lisa Dunson On Easter Monday, a day soaked in resurrection hope, we received the
Good News from the Wilderness: An Earth Day Reflection
by Kris Norris “The beginning of the Good News of Jesus Christ.” Mark’s gospel begins
Furious Dancing, Embodied Healing
by Leah Reed Alice Walker offers us the wisdom that “hard times require furious dancing.”
Black Women Are Not Disposable
by Aretha Flucker Black women are not disposable. As we enter more deeply into Women’s
Ash Wednesday: Is There an App for That?
by James Lamkin As far as I know, there is no Ash Wednesday App. Perhaps,
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