Month: May 2006

The Gift of Black Pentecostalism

Posted by Kristie Welsh | May 1, 2006 | African American Religions, Featured, Spring 2006

African American Pentecostalism has a gift to offer for the renewal of the Christian church and for the healing of the nations. By Robert M. Franklin

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Recalled to Life

Posted by Kristie Welsh | May 1, 2006 | Books, In Review, Shelf Life, Spring 2006, Writers & Writing

Marie Cardinal’s The Words to Say It: An Autobiographical Novel. By Davíd Carrasco

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A Call for Readers to Join the Cause

Posted by Kristie Welsh | May 1, 2006 | Perspective, Spring 2006

The articles and poems in the Bulletin are not only being read, they are also being constructively discussed. By Will Joyner

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God: Chart Topper

Posted by Kristie Welsh | May 1, 2006 | Featured, Music, Spring 2006

If you want to hear folk singing praises to God these days, no need to go to church. Just turn on a local top-40 radio station. Or the Grammys. By Ben Westhoff

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Turning Hegel on His Side

Posted by Kristie Welsh | May 1, 2006 | Books, In Review, Philosophy/Ethics, Q&A, Spring 2006

An interview with Thomas A. Lewis. By Wendy McDowell

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