Church
Reading While Not BlackHow a group of white church planters learned to listen to African Americans and build a better Christian community.
Lent Is a Time to Sing the BluesIn the American music of brokenness and sorrow, my church learns to long for God’s restoration.
The Black Church, Explained by Pew’s Biggest Survey of African AmericansIn-depth study of the faith of 8,660 black Americans offers an unprecedented snapshot of their congregations and beliefs before COVID-19 and George Floyd.
How Big and Small Nashville Churches Feed Hungry FamiliesNew study shows food pantries serve more than their immediate neighbors.
Replanting Can Work. A Church Just Has to Die and Rise Again.How one East Tennessee congregation took a leap of faith and witnessed a resurrection.
Paul’s Letter to a Prejudiced ChurchHow the apostle’s instructions on the Lord’s Supper speak to multiethnic congregations today.
The Multiethnic Church Movement Hasn’t Lived up to Its PromiseMultiracial churches have not been good news for everyone. What can we do about it?
Died: Melvin E. Banks, Publisher of Black Sunday School CurriculumWhen contextualizing Scripture was controversial, he said “the bottom line is Jesus.”
True Love Waits to RegatherThis Valentine’s Day, the church’s greatest act of affection for others is following health guidelines.
Dispelling the Smog of Falsehood and ‘Fake News’Old-fashioned preaching and discipleship can confront the conspiracies that threaten how we know truth.Português
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