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The Black Church: A Beacon of Hope for Caregivers
In a recent virtual town hall hosted by Detroit PBS, the critical role of faith-based organizations, particularly the Black church, in supporting caregivers was brought to the forefront. This discussion, deeply rooted in the Detroit African American community [00:01], highlighted how these institutions serve as pillars of strength and support for those burdened with the…
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Rebuilding History: America’s First Black Church Rises Again
In a powerful act of historical reclamation, Williamsburg, Virginia, is witnessing the resurrection of one of America’s first Black churches. Established in 1776, the First Baptist Church holds a significant place in the nation’s story. Free and enslaved Black people built its first meeting house, a modest 500-square-foot structure crafted from recycled bricks [00:06]. This…
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Jesus vs. Horus: Did Christianity Steal from Egyptian Mythology?
Jesus vs. Horus: Did Christianity Steal from Egyptian Mythology? This podcast episode from the Jude3 Project, hosted by Lisa Fields, features guest Erica Brown, addresses the claim that the Jesus narrative is a retelling of the story of the ancient Egyptian god Horus. Key Points: Bible References:
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The Ethiopian Bible: A Conversation with Lisa Fields and Dr. Vince Bantu
Lisa Fields and Dr. Vince Bantu discuss the rich history and unique aspects of the Ethiopian Bible. The conversation shed light on the differences between the Ethiopian Bible and the Protestant Bible, offering viewers a deeper understanding of the scriptures. Key Points: Bible Verses Referenced:
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Office Hours with Dr. Greg Carr (How Do We Decolonize the Church?)
Decolonizing the Church: A Discussion with Dr. Greg Carr In a thought-provoking episode of “Office Hours with Dr. Greg Carr” from The Karen Hunter Show, Dr. Carr engages in a compelling discussion with Brother Errol, a pastor from Baton Rouge, about the complexities of decolonizing the church. Their conversation spans a range of topics, from…
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