Why the Future of Christianity Is African and Female
My current research is illustrating that women are the majority of the church, and that its future is poised to be shaped by African women.
Sunday, June 4, 2023
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Nation’s Only All-Black Women’s Unit Sent to Europe During WWII Awarded Congressional Medal
The country’s first and only all-Black women's unit to serve overseas during the war will be awarded the Congressional Gold Medal.
What Pro-Life Feminists Are Arguing in the Mississippi Abortion Case
A brief to the Supreme Court from pro-life feminist scholars and organizations says abortion can stymie gender equity.
Rev. Ratona Stokes-Robinson Preaches From Pulpit After Monthslong Lockout Due to Her Gender
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National Council of Churches Elects All-Female Officers, Approves Bible Update on Sexist Language
The National Council of Churches has elected an all-female slate of officers for the first time in the ecumenical organization’s 71-year history.
Mary Lou Williams Thought Jazz Had the Power to Heal. The Catholic Church Agreed.
Mary Lou Williams, a legendary jazz pianist-composer and a devout Catholic, believed jazz was "healing to the soul."
On Our Radar: 10 Books on Faith, Family, and Finances by Black Women
e have hand-picked 10 books to read on faith, family, and finances that feature life lessons, expert advice, and encouragement.