Jemar Tisby on ‘The Spirit of Justice’ and the Black Christians who pursued it
‘I have a burden to continually remind people that we should be learning from the Black Christian tradition,’ said Tisby.
‘I have a burden to continually remind people that we should be learning from the Black Christian tradition,’ said Tisby.
“Has everyone been fed?” After Hurricane Helene, this question became a rallying cry at Black Mountain Presbyterian Church, where volunteers are working tirelessly to support their community.
What are the boundaries of complicity? To whom does the church “confess” its sins? How does it atone for harm inflicted? Author Amy Frykholm explores these questions in her new book of fiction.
Inspired by Mr. Rogers' timeless question, ‘Won’t you be my neighbor?,’ pastors come together in a new film to explore if friendship and faith can bridge polarization in an increasingly divided world.
‘Montreat will be forever changed by this event.’
Elana Keppel Levy on Isaiah 25.
You are welcome to use this liturgy in your online worship services and distribute it to your congregation.
In Mark 10:35-45, Jesus flips the script on power and status, calling us to serve, not seek seats of glory. How can we resist today’s systems of domination? Teri McDowell Ott reflects on Jesus’ radical call to community and humility.
Rosalind Banbury's third reflection on the 2024-2025 Presbyterian Women/Horizons Bible Study.
Grassroots efforts by North Carolina congregations witness to Christ’s love in the midst of widespread devastation.