by Rev. Dorothy Boulware
Nearly two centuries after the first Black woman preacher, more women are called to ministry — but tradition and bias still...
By. Rev. Dorothy Boulware
As many congregations struggle with declining attendance, Harlem First is betting the future of the Black church begins with inclusion, scholarship...
by Rev. Dorothy Boulware
Nearly two centuries after the first Black woman preacher, more women are called to ministry — but tradition and bias still...
Hampton’s influential conference is placing the future of Black ministry — from AI to intergenerational leadership — at the center of the conversation.
by Rev. Dorothy...
Hampton’s influential conference is placing the future of Black ministry — from AI to intergenerational leadership — at the center of the conversation.
by Rev. Dorothy...
Nashville Civil rights organizer Bernard LaFayette is in Tuskegee, Alabama, on Jan. 9, 2013, to present a two-day seminar on "Kingian nonviolence" to local...
(TriceEdneyWire.com)—All must die. But legends live on.
Few living Americans embody that truth more than the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson. At a time when public...
by Annie Selak, Georgetown University
The first publicly recognized Black priest in the United States, Augustus Tolton, may not be a household name. Yet I...
