Turning Your Church into a Voter Hub

From the Sanctuary to the Streets: Training Black Churches for Faithful Witness in the Public Square

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Making Your Requests Known: Faithfully Addressing Food Insecurity in Your Neighborhood

From the Sanctuary to the Streets: Training Black Churches for Faithful Witness in the Public Square

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Relational Leadership and Organizational Power in Ministry and Organizational Contexts

From the Sanctuary to the Streets: Training Black Churches for Faithful Witness in the Public Square

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Faith, Advocacy, and Kingdom Building: A Best Practices Toolkit

From the Sanctuary to the Streets: Training Black Churches for Faithful Witness in the Public Square

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G'Life Worship Service-8-1-2026

YouTube video by G'Life Ministries - The Urban Oasis

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THE NEW ORLEANS MASSACRE OF 1866

OTD: July 30, 1866

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Healing and Self-Care – A Journey to Wholeness

From the Sanctuary to the Streets: Training Black Churches for Faithful Witness in the Public Square

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Turning Your Church into a Voter Hub

From the Sanctuary to the Streets: Training Black Churches for Faithful Witness in the Public Square

open.substack.com

Making Your Requests Known: Faithfully Addressing Food Insecurity in Your Neighborhood

From the Sanctuary to the Streets: Training Black Churches for Faithful Witness in the Public Square

open.substack.com

Relational Leadership and Organizational Power in Ministry and Organizational Contexts

From the Sanctuary to the Streets: Training Black Churches for Faithful Witness in the Public Square

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Faith, Advocacy, and Kingdom Building: A Best Practices Toolkit

From the Sanctuary to the Streets: Training Black Churches for Faithful Witness in the Public Square

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OTD: July 29, 1853: The Colored Convention Project

On July 29, 1853, The Liberator in Boston, Massachusetts, reported on a “large and spirited meeting” held “by our colored fellow-citizens, in the Belknap Street Baptist meeting-house, to hear the repo...

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OTD: April 29, 1874: The Colored Convention Project

On April 29, 1874, the Nashville Union and American reported on the 1874 Tennessee State Colored Convention held in Nashville.

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THE NEW ORLEANS MASSACRE OF 1866

OTD: July 30, 1866

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Healing and Self-Care – A Journey to Wholeness

From the Sanctuary to the Streets: Training Black Churches for Faithful Witness in the Public Square

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Turning Your Church into a Voter Hub

From the Sanctuary to the Streets: Training Black Churches for Faithful Witness in the Public Square

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OTD: July 25, 1883: The Colored Convention Project

On July 25, 1883, the Abbeville Press and Banner, in Abbeville, South Carolina, published the July 18 proceedings of the South Carolina State Colored Convention.

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OTD: July 26, 1883: The Colored Convention Project

On July 26, 1883, the Yorkville Enquirer, based in Yorkville, South Carolina, published an account of the proceedings from the South Carolina State Colored Convention that had taken place on July 18, ...

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The Crossroads Project: Request for Proposals

American Crossroads: Stories of African American Spiritual Foundings

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Civic Engagement in Practice: Voting, Policy, and Public Messaging

From the Sanctuary to the Streets: Training Black Churches for Faithful Witness in the Public Square.

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Friends or Foes in the Battle to Eliminate the Stigma Regarding Mental Health Issues

From the Sanctuary to the Streets: Training Black Churches for Faithful Witness in the Public Square

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OTD: July 29,1853: The Colored Convention Project

On July 29, 1853, The Liberator in Boston, Massachusetts, reported on a “large and spirited meeting” held “by our colored fellow-citizens, in the Belknap Street Baptist meeting-house, to hear the repo...

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OTD: July 29,1853: The Colored Convention Project

On July 29, 1853, The Liberator in Boston, Massachusetts, reported on a “large and spirited meeting” held “by our colored fellow-citizens, in the Belknap Street Baptist meeting-house, to hear the repo...

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Friends or Foes in the Battle to Eliminate the Stigma Regarding Mental Health Issues

From the Sanctuary to the Streets: Training Black Churches for Faithful Witness in the Public Square.

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CFP: Sacred Connections: The Rhetoric of African American Religion and the Digital Age

Editors: Drs. Solomon Cochren and Christopher A. House

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OTD: July 25, 1866: The Colored Convention Project

On July 25, 1866, The New York Tribune published an editorial highlighting the call for a “Convention of the Colored People of the Thirty-Six States.” Published in the Charleston Leader, the editorial...

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OTD: July 25, 1883: The Colored Convention Project

On July 25, 1883, the Abbeville Press and Banner, in Abbeville, South Carolina, published the July 18 proceedings of the South Carolina State Colored Convention.

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OTD: July 26, 1883: The Colored Convention Project

On July 26, 1883, the Yorkville Enquirer, based in Yorkville, South Carolina, published an account of the proceedings from the South Carolina State Colored Convention that had taken place on July 18, ...

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