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Task force and trustees call for community repentance, starting with a change to the name of the library.

How we can better engage with the famous March on Washington speech.

With a vision of Jesus, he started a credit union that enabled dozens of churches to buy buildings.

Despite entrenched colorism in society, believers show how the Bible redefines a woman’s self-worth.

Communal suffering has to be reckoned with. And so does God’s healing word.

A Supreme Court ruling against race-based admissions won’t change much for Christian liberal arts schools.

The NYC founders of Pray March Act want church-led activism to outlive news cycles and divisive politics.

What does it look like to live reconciliation?

On the 60th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s Letter from a Birmingham Jail, Christians are reminded of how much further we must go.

Majority white churches can learn from the spiritual practices Black believers have cultivated for centuries.

At Wednesday's sentencing hearing, family members quote Scripture and evoke God's vengeance and mercy.

America is set to be minority white by 2045. Evangelicals need to stop thinking that’s a bad thing.

Answering Stephen Wolfe’s arguments for blood, soil, and sedition.

Why Johnny Hunt’s “restoration” convinces me we don’t have ears to hear.

Those who lived through the racially motivated attacks are focusing on the local to see progress.

Leaders and activists petition to hold a railway company to account for decades of carcinogen use.

Houston’s College of Biblical Studies, where three-quarters of students are Black or Hispanic, finds ministry partners in DTS and Tony Evans.

The seminary’s sixth leader, David Emmanuel Goatley, is an academic, pastor, and missions agency leader rooted in the Black church.

The author and new director of Theos offers a look at the race and faith conversation from the other side of the pond.