With the Fourth of July coming up …
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”There is no resurrection until you walk by the pain of Calvary, and catch a glimpse, in the sunlight, of the lynching tree.” (Otis Moss III)
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“It's Juneteenth, and I ask the question: Black Creators, do you know that you're free?” (Phillip Joubert)
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Reflections on the movie, Sinners.
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We talk a lot about honoring a life source. Royce spells it out loud and clear.
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Drew Jackson hosts a conversation with Cole Arthur Riley and Pádraig Ó Tuama, about the connections between poetry and contemplation.
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That less visible space, on the outskirts of Christendom, where unconventional and unlikely candidates do life and mission together in less-formal structures.
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We love the way that Kristin du Mez captured the essence of our project on her Substack earlier this year.
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”There is no resurrection until you walk by the pain of Calvary, and catch a glimpse, in the sunlight, of the lynching tree.” (Otis Moss III)
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A prayer by Vincent Charlow.
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A vital read from Jemar Tisby.
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A poem by David Gate.
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BTS video capture of a dress rehearsal.
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Cross-pollination leads to increased fruit yield, size and quality.
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”It is not the job of the marginalized to wake up the church to its apathy and oppression.” (Brandi Miller)
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I was asked this question recently …
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"I found this cutting many years ago. No doubt there are countless such stories throughout history. So much food for thought." (Malcolm du Plessis)
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"In recent days, when I have listened to worship music, my historic convictions have been freshly reinforced." (Malcolm du Plessis)
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“I hope some day I look at people the same way I did with the branches.” (Ronald Abdou)
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Another timely read on the eve of the Fourth of July.
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