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Galatians 3:28 NIV
"There is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus."
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The March to Montgomery
Christianity Today's coverage of King's historic voting rights march, from our April 9, 1965 issue.
by Frank E. Gaebelein
Christianity Today
Under the bright spring skies of Sunday morning, March 21, a crowd of 8,000 stood before the twin-towered brick facade of Brown's A.M.E. Chapel in Selma, Alabama. On the steps, an ecumenical service was in progress, the prelude to a historic fifty-mile march from Selma to the state capitol at Montgomery.
"Those of us who are Negroes don't have much because of the system," said Dr. Martin Luther King. More…
Articles About Martin Luther King Jr.
A Letter to American Christians
A powerful message from Martin Luther King Jr.
Martin Luther King Jr.
No Christian played a more prominent role in the century's most significant social justice movement.
To the End, a Baptist Preacher
If you want to know Martin Luther King Jr., consult his sermons.
Coretta Scott King, a Woman of Faith and Devotion, Dies at 78
One of the country's most famous pastor's wives was a civil rights leader in her own right.
Reflections on Martin Luther King Jr.
Speaking Out
Our 'Don Imus' Moment
Addressing racial issues in America is a lot like being trapped in Groundhog Day.
Racism vs. Gracism
Pastor David Anderson has a radical remedy for our nation's racial ills.
The Color of Friendship
We've been honest about our racial differences—and that's made all the difference!
Catching Up with a Dream
Evangelicals and race 30 years after the death of Martin Luther King Jr.
Letter to Martin Luther King Jr.
A progress report.
Confessions of a Racist
It wasn't until after Martin Luther King Jr.'s death that I was struck by the truth of what he lived and preached.
She Has a Dream, Too
Bernice King talks about her father's death, her call to ministry, and what the church still needs to do about racism.
The Color of God's Love
Our miraculous friendship helped erase my racial prejudice.
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