Womanist Pastor • Preacher • Hebrew Bible Scholar • Author & Speaker
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Re-Membering Ourselves invites readers into a different relationship with grief—not the managed, staged, or hurried grief demanded by dominant culture but grief as spiritual practice, as a biopsychosocial and neurospiritual process, as a doorway into deeper wholeness and becoming.
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In Dearly Beloved, Pamela Ayo Yetunde, a lifelong Prince fan and founder of the Theology of Prince project when she taught at United Theological Seminary in Prince's own Minneapolis, decodes the spiritual and sexual messages behind Prince's work, from For You to Graffiti Bridge to The Rainbow Children and beyond.
Pedagogy of the Ancestors is a practical and inspiring guide for anyone called to teach, mentor, and shape future generations with intention, humility, and compassion, knowing that our daily choices are the rain that waters the seeds of tomorrow.
Pedagogy of the Ancestors is a practical and inspiring guide for anyone called to teach, mentor, and shape future generations with intention, humility, and compassion, knowing that our daily choices are the rain that waters the seeds of tomorrow.
Currently Reading
Have You Got Good Religion?: Black Women's Faith, Courage, and Moral Leadership in the Civil Rights Movement
Ancestors: Those Who Bless Us, Curse Us, and Hold Us by William H. Lamar Iv
Our Bodies Are Alive: Self-Literacy as an Embodied Healing and Liberative Practice