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 As far as African American history books go, Heroes in Black History is unique. First of all, it was written by a white couple whose passion for their subject matter leaps off the page. Second, the book places the spiritual lives…
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Dane County, Wisconsin, is an amazing community for African-American babies to be born into. It is a horrible community in which to live if you are an adult African-American male. As an African American who is both male and a…
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Last month’s Christianity Today featured an article on the state of evangelicalism by CT’s managing editor, Mark Galli. In the middle of the article was the following:
Dealing with Cultural Captivity
Another wonderful development is our increased awareness of the variety of…
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 You can’t do church in the 21st century without a vision for cultural diversity, says author and theologian Soong-Chan Rah.
If spiritual renewal breaks out in a forest and no American Christians are around to witness it, does that mean it…
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Are you a coward? Chicken? When it comes to the issue of race, why are Americans [including Christians] so reticent and reluctant to engage in honest conversations? What are we scared of? This is a thought provoking and honest assessment…
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Dear Sir,
I am writing you this letter after much internal debate to inform you of the many realizations that erupted within me after our very brief encounter yesterday. I am writing you this letter because there is a lot I…
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 My mother is an immigrant from Korea who has worked as a janitor in a hospital and waitress in a Korean restaurant. My father is a white guy from a small town in Tennessee who has been a soldier and…
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I’ve been following the recent online conversation about racial reconciliation and the New Monastics rather closely. Why? Because it is a conversation whose time has come. I honestly believe that [...]
