African Americans
Promise Keepers President: It’s Unacceptable If My Black Brother Is SufferingKen Harrison says new men’s movement will continue pursuing racial reconciliation.
While Southern Baptists Debate Critical Race Theory, Black Pastors Keep Hoping for ChangeFrank I. Williams of the Bronx is optimistic the convention can continue to address racism and promote diversity—if leaders like him commit to being part of the solution.
Died: Thelma Battle Buckner, COGIC Minister and Mother of the Minnesota Gospel TwinsShe led a congregation in a denomination that doesn’t believe in women in leadership, fostered more than 1,000 children, and sang the music that God taught her to play.
The American Mosque: More Suburban, Less ConversionAs “mosque planting” and “unmosqued youth” increasingly resemble patterns in the church, evangelical experts reflect on implications for faith and witness.
Paul Teamed with Women to Start Churches. So Will We.Why women of color are essential to today’s church-planting movements.español
Tulsa Church Ledger Preserves Stories of Faith After Historic MassacreFor 100th anniversary, the Museum of the Bible restored the “Book of Redemption.”
No White Saviors: How Suburban Minneapolis Churches Learned to HelpAfter George Floyd's death, white and Black congregations partnered to serve the city.
Study: Black Christians See Limits to Multiracial ChurchesAbout a third experience racism and obstacles to leadership in congregations that value diversity.
Black Millennials and Gen Z Becoming More Cynical Toward Christian IdentityA generational gap in affiliation is growing among America’s most devout demographic.
Giving Down by Half in Church of God in ChristNew presiding bishop says budget is top priority for the black Pentecostal denomination.
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