African Americans

Many Black Christians left evangelicalism after 2020. I almost joined them—until God showed me justice in his Word.

After the denomination’s embezzlement scandal, a partial settlement returns some lost funds to thousands of ministers and staff.

No institution is above scrutiny, but the Trump administration’s planned overhaul could obscure the work of God in American history.

Being a minority in white institutions can feel frustrating. But it’s possible to navigate it without assimilation or bitterness.

A Christian woman living with HIV leans on God but may need national funding efforts to stay alive.

The next generation takes the helm at The Potter’s House.

Evangelicals loved the Bible. They also loved talking about politics and culture—but something was missing.

This month we can remember and reward efforts to make work more equitable.

Walter Strickland talks about spiritual formation, God’s faithfulness, and the five anchors of Black Christianity.

Older histories have highlighted the hurdles they faced. Newer works show them taking the driver’s seat.