For Those With Mixed Feelings on the Fourth of July
By Aurelia Dávila Pratt Many folks who are deconstructing their faith have also been deconstructing
When Juneteenth Meets Afrofuturism
By Aretha Flucker The notion of freedom in its purest form is like an elusive
What Are We Teaching About Abolition?
By Tara Gibbs As someone passionate about Christian Education, my mind frequently connects any educational
Celebrating Black History Month: Celebrating Black Rest
By Malu Fairley-Collins “Our radical imagination is a tool for decolonization, for reclaiming our right
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I Found US at the Museum
By Nancy J. Fairley On Nov. 10th I visited the Legacy Museum: From Enslavement to
Singing Our Song with Mary
By Nancy Hastings Sehested Mary’s Magnificat is dangerous. Be prepared. If you dare pray this
Excavating the Roots of Resurrection
By Rebecca Hewitt-Newson This fall my faith community has been walking through a series on
Our Ancestors’ Wildest Dreams
By Lisa Dunson In August of 2022, I traveled to the countries of Morocco and
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