African Americans
Stung Like a BeeWhite evangelicalism failed to lead and take action for racial reconciliation in America.
How Black-Owned Businesses Bless AtlantaChristian entrepreneurs promote a new economic narrative in a city plagued by wealth gaps.
Died: J. Delano Ellis II, Bishop Who Promoted High Church PentecostalismHe believed church renewal would come from ardor and order of Spirit-empowered African Americans.
Atlanta Beyond MLK: How Black Christians Continue a Civil Rights LegacyGenerations take up the gospel work of becoming a beloved community.
The Black Church Is Atlanta’s Original Community OrganizerLong before Raphael Warnock’s Senate run, the biblical call for freedom for the oppressed stirred Atlanta Christians to social action.
Racial Reconciliation Is Still a Dream for Atlanta ChristiansBut church leaders think it’s worth the work to address longstanding divides.
How Culture Shapes SermonsRecent books on culturally distinct preaching challenge misconceptions and equip diverse pastors to better address a multiethnic world.
Preach What You PracticeDecades ago, theologian Paul Jewett modeled moves white Christians must make toward racial solidarity.
The Absence of Injustice Is Not JusticeActing affirmatively on the side of racial justice affirms the truth of the gospel.
Why Do We Cling to Scripture? Our Lives Depend on It.More than other groups, black Americans dive deep into the Word.
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