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There’s Healing in the Mud: Embracing the Grittiness of Ministry
The Reverend Dr. Jason Richard Curry, Columnist The term grittiness has been defined in a variety of different ways. Within the context of this article, I am defining grittiness as… Read More »
Continue Reading ShareWhen Faith Is Weaponized: Why the Church Must Speak on South Carolina’s Ten Commandments Bill
By Rep. Hamilton Grant, South Carolina House of Representatives As a Christian and a supporter of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, I hold the Ten Commandments in deep reverence. They… Read More »
Continue Reading ShareA Barn, A Bus, and The Jail
By Dr. Herman O. Kelly, Jr., Senior Columnist We live in a world of symbols and images. I am presently reading The Barn: The Secret History of a Murder in… Read More »
Continue Reading ShareCOP30 and G20: Good Tidings of a Way Forward
What a timely herstoric/historic period we are in as we welcome the seasons of Advent and Christmas. In November, the G20 was held for the first time in Africa—South Africa. Also in November, the COP30 was held for the first time in Brazil, the second most populous country of African peoples after Nigeria. Both invited inclusive voices and processes, locally, nationally, and globally. The G20 represents 85% of the world’s gross domestic product and two-thirds of the world’s population. COP30 includes 198 parties (countries and the European Union).
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