Troubling the Water: Black Masculinity, Gender Performance and The Politics of Memory in Gospel Music
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When Words Aren't Enough: Exploring Liturgical Dance as a Pastoral Care Practice for Black Christian Women
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Ethics of Memory, Memorialization, and Forgetting in the context of post-colonial South Korea: Wrestling with the contesting legacies of the beloved Protestant missionaries
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African American Environmental Ethics: A Theological Response
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Consider The Lilies: Consulting the Beauty and Comprehending the Grotesque in Our Mothers' Gardens - A Theological Aesthetics for Black Experience
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Christian Cosmopolitanism: The Church between Refugees and Nation-States
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To Reproduce or Not to Reproduce? Re-Contextualizing Pronatalism in Light of Climate Change