Resources

This vibrant blog post by Dr. Brad Braxton serves as both an appreciation for and a teaching tool about worship and prayer in African American...

This book examines how America's increased diversity impacts spiritual formation, addressing issues like bias and prejudice.

Written from an evangelical perspective, this book outlines the results of a large-scale survey of millennials, offering an interpretation of...

This book seeks to understand and to reach the religiously unaffiliated, relying on scripture to contextualize the rise of this particular...

This article details the story of an urban congregation in Indianapolis and how it adapted an asset-based approach that focused on the community...

This web page has nine interviews with Protestant North American Latino worship leaders, pastors, and musicians.

Written by Asian American authors and pastors, this resource provides various biblical perspectives for honoring culture while responding to...

This book explores the relationship between the personal and public ministries of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr.

As we struggle today with poverty, racism, and spiritual disengagement, this book is a compassionate message of renewal through self-love as...

This Louisville Presbyterian Seminary program equips African American leaders to minister in Black communities.