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Why Should We Sit Here Until We Die?
People’s Congregational United Church of Christ, featuring guest preacher Reverend Dr. William J. Barber II. Key Points:
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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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Trinity UCC Umoja Karamu Service
Celebrating the Black Family: A Journey Through History The Umoja Karamu Service, captured in this video, is a powerful celebration of the black family. It reflects on their historical journey, from their African roots to their experiences in America, emphasizing resilience, heritage, and the ongoing pursuit of freedom and dignity. A Service of Thanksgiving and…
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Rev. Dr. Eboni Marshall Turman: Toward the Destruction of Pharaoh’s Reclaiming a Black Theology for the Black Church
In this sermon, Rev. Dr. Eboni Marshall Turman explores the importance of black theology for the black church, dedicating her message to the memory of her late pastor, Rev. Dr. Calvin O. Butts III. Key Points: Bible Verses Referenced:
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The Cry of Black Blood: The Rise of Black Liberation Theology
The Cry of Black Blood: The Rise of Black Liberation Theology In a powerful lecture delivered at Union Theological Seminary, James Cone, the Charles A. Briggs Distinguished Professor of Systematic Theology, delve into the foundations of black liberation theology. Cone, considered the founder of this theological perspective, shares his life’s dedication to the subject. His…
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Black Theology and Black Power – James H. Cone
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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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Expeditiously or Erroneously? A Response to T.I. and Charlamagne tha god
A discussion between Pastor Jerome Gay and fellow apologist, Damon Richardson, as they respond to claims made by T.I. and Charlamagne tha God on their podcast, “Expeditiously.” [01:29] The speakers aim to equip their audience with responses to erroneous views on Christianity. Main Points Addressed: Referenced Bible Verses & Books: Bible Verses: Books: