Fall 2020
Fall 2020
Interview: IHOP Ministry Leader and Bible Teacher Stuart Greaves Talks Prayer, Trauma, and Racial Justice
“Within the church, a vacuum on the theology of justice has been created,” said Stuart Greaves, a senior leader at International House of Prayer-Kansas City (IHOP-KC). “The enemy can...
Fall 2020
The Coronavirus Will Likely Cost Trump and the Gop the Election
Trump’s glaring incompetency assisted by a feckless Republican-led Congress has forced a number of lifelong Republican voters to align themselves with Biden.
Fall 2020
No Turning Back: Maria Fearing and a Pedagogy of Love (Remember)
Maria Fearing left the upheaval of the Reconstruction era and went to a country in the throes of just as great if not greater oppression.
Fall 2020
How We Got Over: The Case for Hope in Protest Music
Deep-seated feelings of frustration, anger, and desperation are attached to protest and freedom songs even as they project hope.
Fall 2020
Comms Prof Gets Truth Trending: A Conversation With Heather Thompson Day (Profiled)
Heather Thompson Day's pithy vignettes delivered in 280 characters embody human dignity with personality and humor.
Fall 2020
Model and Fashion Designer Natasha Lambkin Tells Why She Chose to Leave Skimpy Behind
At 23, Natasha Lambkin was living what she thought was her best life as a successful print and commercial model in New York. But...
Churches
When Church Leaders Sided With White Supremacists
Jeff Hutchinson says the darkest moment of his ministry career was when he challenged church leaders who sided with white supremacists.
Fall 2020
Creatives Keeping Us Inspired and Entertained: Kev On Stage, Tabitha Brown, Elsa Majimbo, and More
Here are six Christian creatives who provide and portray authentic commentaries, church humor, and relatable cultural scenarios.
A Word
A Word: Black Women Deserve Men Who Understand Our Rage
I've been wrestling wit the fact that Black women are consistently willing to risk our lives for men who harm us in myriad ways.
Fall 2020
Biden’s Pick of Kamala Harris Doesn’t Absolve America of Its Sins Against Black Women
The denigration and sexualization of Black women has been unapologetically tolerated since African people were brought here as slaves in 1619.
Fall 2020
Faithfully Magazine: 2020 Special Edition Preview (Where Do We Go From Here?)
We are proud to present the cover of our upcoming 2020 Special Edition of Faithfully Magazine, scheduled to go on sale in coming weeks.
