In her Faith of a Mustard Seed column, Barbara A. Woods Washington, M. Div., reflects on Glory Taylor Scretchen’s legacy, the Black church’s inter-generational life, and the call to reclaim true connectedness across generations.
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A reflective account of the Black Church’s legacy, highlighting the rise of BMCR Clergy Women, key African American United Methodist leaders, and the enduring influence of Howard Thurman on religious life and community empowerment.
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A powerful reflection on Matthew 6:24, exploring Jesus’ teaching that “you cannot serve God and mammon.” This sermonizing text challenges the modern Church, especially within the Black Church tradition, to confront materialism, misplaced priorities, and the decline of spiritual focus, calling for a return to truth, vision, and the living Word of God.
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<TriceEdneyWire.com> — I’ve been told that I give the Black church too much credit. But when you look at how our ancestors navigated…
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Post-pandemic, church attendance, especially within Black communities, has declined as hybrid and virtual worship options challenge traditional in-person fellowship and accountability.
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Beyonce’s song, ‘Church Girl,’ has obviously caused a ruckus within some Christian circles. On one hand, it’s exciting that some of the…
