Film Notes Otis Moss III and Kevin Shaw
Tune in for “A Taste of Seminary”
MAFAA Journey Remembrance 2022 Commemorative Book
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Film Notes Otis Moss III and Kevin Shaw
Tune in for “A Taste of Seminary”
"A TASTE of SEMINARY" Presented by The Center for African Biblical Studies (CFABS) OCTOBER 18, 2022 REGISTER NOW! "A Taste of Seminary" Guest Theologians Rev. Dr. Joanne Terrell Chicago Theological Seminary Rev. Dr. Obery Hendricks Jr. Columbia University Rev. Dr. Vanessa Lovelace.
MAFAA Journey Remembrance 2022 Commemorative Book
(In)Justice For All Film Festival International – Film Screening and Filmmaker Panel Discussion October 27-29, 2022
The IFAFF International brings the power of film to educate, engage and grow the numbers of active allies in the fight to actualize transformative justice worldwide. For socially conscious film viewers, seeking knowledge and actionable resources, the festival has strong value. The.
The Rev. Michael Pfleger, et al.: Chicagoans deserve an office dedicated to ending gun violence
Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III’s Response to the SCOTUS
Juneteenth and the Est. 1619 Pilgrimage to Charleston, South Carolina
Juneteenth, now designated a federal holiday, commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the United States. It is believed to be the oldest African American holiday, with annual celebrations dating back to 1866, spanning across the United States. During the week.
Stream The Conversation on “A Journal for Jordan”
A Virtual Conversation on Faith, Film, & Fatherhood with Special Guests Denzel Washington and Dana Canedy
Heritage Christian School holds ‘living museum’ for African-American history
BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. – Heritage Christian Schools demonstrated a “living museum” on Monday. “Katherine Johnson” speaks to students about her life 5th grade students represented different historical figures from African-American history. Other students from various grades walked around and heard from figures like.