In this blog, we'll look at the opportunities we have to grow in God and his Word. Together we'll have the chance to read the Bible in the next year. We'll also be able to read articles and hear studies designed to enhance our understanding of the faith we share.
Monday, August 9, 2021
Please watch "Womanist Theology", the seventh episode of the new AME Church Publishing House Resource "Christianity in Context"!
Please watch Christianity in Context
Christianity in Context Episode 7: Womanist Theology
We are excited to share with you "Christianity in Context"! The intent is to expand and strengthen our members’ theological foundation as they engage in study and worship. It is to work in tandem with LFS and other curricula. Moreover, it will be useful for pastors and Christian Education leaders as we seek to make disciples and justice seekers with intentionality. Over the next few weeks, we will share information on opportunities to do the lessons together via Zoom.
Our series curator is Rev. Dr. Courtney Bryant, a Professor of Womanist Ethics at Manhattan College in New York City. Dr. Bryant states, “Christianity in Context is a multimedia curriculum designed to introduce theological concepts in an accessible way while exploring religion from a black Christian context. It will inform, encourage and sometimes indict the black believer, as it grapples with questions of faith, justice, suffering, and more. An excellent way to critically engage the tradition and examine one's own beliefs and practices, Christianity in Context cultivates greater theological knowledge in the service of developing greater faith and spiritual practices as we find new ways to overcome the world.”
Christianity in Context is available to you now. Please help us continue to make these innovative resources by making a donation to support the work of the AMEC Publishing House as we seek to “provide high-quality resources to empower Christian believers to spread Christ’s liberating Gospel, pursue justice, and enhance the social development of all people.”
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The Christian Recorder is the official newspaper of the African Methodist Episcopal Church and the oldest continuously produced publication by persons of African descent.
Bishop David R. Daniels, Jr., Chair of the General Board Commission on Publications Rev. Dr. Roderick D. Belin, President/Publisher of the AME Sunday School Union Mr. John Thomas III, Editor of The Christian Recorder
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