Thursday, March 21
7:00pm-8:00pm Eastern
In this workshop ed by Rev. Dr. Milton Keys, we will examine the intersection of racism and ableism. We will explore how perceptions of wholeness and healthiness have fueled discriminatory practices as well as how disability theologians offer an alternative to this narrative. Rev. Dr. Keys is a preacher, teacher, and producer. As a disability theologian and advocate Keys seeks to build the beloved community by helping churches become welcoming and accessible to people with disabilities.
Friday-Sunday, April 12-14, 2024
Myers Park Baptist Church
Charlotte, North Carolina
We can’t wait gather with you at Myers Park Baptist Church in Charlotte, North Carolina from April 12-14, 2024! Registration is now open. If you’d like to be a part of the planning conversations, email us at info@allianceofbaptists.org.
And if you’d like to help us offset the costs that come with gathering in-person, you can make a donation HERE anytime.
About our Theme: We will take a close look at another foundational principle of the Alliance: partnership in ministry. True partnership cannot be built when we hear Jesus’ call in Matthew 28 to go and make disciples with colonizing ears. Together, let’s discern how we can hear Jesus’ sending words with new ears for a new day as we partner in ministry.
Saturday, April 6, 2024
2:30-6:00pm Eastern
The Alliance will gather for our Annual Business Meeting on Saturday, April 6, 2024 via Zoom. Those who wish to submit statements for consideration must do so no later than 60 days prior to the meeting.
Register HERE to attend the Annual Business Meeting.
Thursday, April 11, 2024
10:00am-4:30pm
Myers Park Baptist Church
Charlotte, North Carolina
The Endorsed Community of the Alliance of Baptists will gather prior to the Annual Gathering at Myers Park Baptist Church for their annual retreat.
To learn more and to register, click HERE.
Tuesday, February 27
For Black History Month the Alliance of Baptists celebrated by offering a teach-in on the Long Black Freedom Struggle and what it means for these times in which we live. Led by our co-director, Reverend Elijah R. Zehyoue, Ph.D., we looked at Vincent Harding’s text “There Is A River”, as we examined the significance of Black history today, especially as more states restrict and suppress this important history.
Missed this one? Watch the recording HERE.
Tuesday, February 20
Together we connected the history and tenets of reproductive justice to biblical and theological understandings and explore practical ways and reasons to connect anti-racist work to the Reproductive Justice Movement with Min. Constance Dunlap and Rev. Lyndsey Godwin.
Missed this one? Watch the recording HERE.
Tuesday, January 30, 2024
7:00pm-8:00pm
Live on Zoom
Missed this one? Watch the recording of THRIVE cohort congregation, Pullen Memorial Baptist Church sharing their journey of organizing antiracism efforts in their local context HERE.
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