Believing no man should own another, in 1775 he built a Baptist church where Black and white, slave and free, could all worship together. ...

Black men and women heavily relied on their faith against White supremacy during the era of slavery and the Civil Rights ...

Places where the church could begin include, she suggested, highlighting the “importance of Black voices in leadership, culturally inclusive resources, or the unique spiritual and social ...

Like many white Christian nationalists in 2024, these Black church leaders believed that God was punishing their beloved country. Both groups called for repentance and fundamental change.

The Charleston peninsula's three historically Black Episcopal churches, St. Mark's, St. Stephen's and Calvary, lamented together the church's role in slavery.