Black History Month Sermons
Faith leaders from the Bread for the World network lift up themes of love, peace, and justice and speak to God's call to put our faith in action
“And the heavens proclaim his righteousness,
for he is a God of justice” Psalms 50:6
about the series
Rev. David Street and young adult Black faith leaders from the Bread for the World network host a series of online worship services for Black History Month. Faith leaders lift up themes of love, peace, and justice throughout their message and speak to God's call to put our faith in action, with music by Pastor Phillip Carter.
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Scripture tells us that the heavens announce and broadcast the fact that God is a just God. Through music and word, pastors will anchor their message in Psalms 50:6: “And the heavens proclaim his righteousness, for he is a God of justice.”
Black History Month is a time we celebrate Black excellence, especially in the faith and justice arena. Historically, the Black church has been a place of refuge and engagement for justice that includes advocating against hunger and poverty. Be inspired by the messages of God’s love delivered by young adult Black faith leaders and engage in the noble legacy of what has become known as the Black Church.
series preachers
February 11
February 25
February 18
February 18
February 25
February 11
Pastor Phillip Carter
February
11, 18, 25
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