What does spirituality look like for Black women? What is the difference between religion and spirituality in our own lives? How does the history of religion as an imperial weapon impact our own religious practices? Our spiritual ones? How might a liberating spirituality take shape in our own lives and what would it look… Continue reading New Resource: Spirituality for Black Women
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2019 Call for Submissions
The Kinky Curly Theological Collective is excited to announce our 2019 Call for Submissions. Encompassing the theme of our 2019 event series, "Unveiling the Black Women Inside," we invite Black and African women to share their story with us. "Unveiling the Black Women Inside," is about uncovering and revealing the truth about who we are, truth… Continue reading 2019 Call for Submissions
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Call for Submissions
Telling Our Stories; Reframing the Meta-Narrative Call for Submissions The Kinky Curly Theological Collective invites women of African descent to contribute to the development of a body of work that explores the identities of women in the context of our spiritual and faith experiences. We invite written pieces that address: How our faith has… Continue reading Call for Submissions
Telling Our Stories, Re-Framing the Meta-Narrative
How does liberation relate to the African woman and how does the African woman relate to the church? - Mercy Amba Oduyoye, Daughters of Anowa Join the Kinky Curly Theological Collective for three upcoming convenings where we will explore the complexity of our identities as black women who are spiritually minded. Looking through the lens… Continue reading Telling Our Stories, Re-Framing the Meta-Narrative
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