Spirit of Blackness is a virtual space where Black folks come together to connect, deepen, and explore questions that pertain to our spiritual experience as Black people. In each event, we explore a question together through words, art, and music. This space is intended to be one characterized by honesty, curiosity, and openness. For more […]
Spirit of Blackness is a virtual space where Black folks come together to connect, deepen, and explore questions that pertain to our spiritual experience as Black people. Weathering is a phenomenon rooted in history of marginalization; repeated exposure to socioeconomic adversity, political marginalization, racism, and perpetual discrimination that harms our health. This leads to slow […]
Explore correlation of environmental issues with food, neighborhoods and services. Is Race a Factor?
Using a multi-media approach, Barbara will share a vision for building the Kingdom of God on Earth, a plan already set in motion...
An uplifting devotional space created and led by Black and Indigenous individuals. The Baha’i Writings proclaim special spiritual designations for each of these unique populations. Through cultural meditative expressions in art and philosophy followed by a united prayer circle, join us in celebration of the vision of the oneness of mankind.
Spirit of Blackness is a virtual space where Black folks come together to connect, deepen, and explore questions that pertain to our spiritual experience as Black people. The Spiritual Orienting System (SOS) of Black people includes spiritual values, beliefs, meaning, and practices. We will explore our spirituality and the development of spiritual gifts that is […]
Charles Bullock and Erica Spencer explore in-depth what's at the heart of the crisis - "the way people think about who they are and how they see their place in the world determine how they relate to others and what they regard as their individual and collective purpose.
Mississippi's racial violence was filled with unimaginable horrors. The lives of three families (one Black and two White) in the promotion of racial unity had an impact that's visible today (2023). Speaker: Kathy Lee
