Leading scholars wrestle with the complexities of race, whiteness, and the gospel.
Preaching from Revelation 7, David Emmanuel Goatley encourages us to look to the future as inspiration to engage and continue the work of fighting racism as faithful witnesses of Jesus to the world.
As she provides therapy for her clients and creates resources on mental health, psychologist Jessica Smedley forms safe and empowering spaces for the Black community.
Brenda Salter McNeil talks about the church’s need for a renewed understanding of reconciliation and shares about her own calling to empower Christians to become practitioners of reconciliation in the world.
Robert Chao Romero explores critical tools for scholarship and pedagogy—taking Critical Race Theory as an example—that recognize the diversity and fullness of the whole body of Christ
As he explores the many ways our particular stories shape our faith, Der Lor engages in the challenging yet beautiful work of multiethnic ministry.
Amber Height joins a neighborhood’s fight against gentrification, as she holds to a hopeful vision of a future in which Black life and culture thrive.
As she leans into her own identities as a psychologist, a Christian, and a Black woman, Christin Fort serves communities at the overlapping intersections of faith, research, and identity
With his heart for the stories of others and the story of Scripture, Mark Fields seeks to break down barriers and cultivate the connections that exist among all of us
Michelle Lang-Raymond shares how theater and the arts can create opportunities for us to safely yet deeply engage with today’s polarizing issues.