How can we hear and follow God in the midst of our fractured reality in ways that are faithful and life-giving? UrbanFaith sat down with the artist, activist, and creative Sho Baraka to talk about his new book He Saw That It Was Good, which helps us think through some of the most pressing questions in our world.
RESPECT tells the story of Aretha Franklin’s journey of faith and finding her voice. UrbanFaith sat down with Jennifer Hudson, the star of the film who portrays Ms. Franklin to discuss the themes of faith, Gospel, and how to find our voices from the film.
In her book, “All Along You Were Blooming: Thoughts For Boundless Living,” Morgan Harper Nichols not only expresses herself beautifully in both word and visual art, she offers a poetic balm to every person familiar with the sting of suffering.
Growing up playing music in the Church of God in Christ isn’t the only thing Eddie Cotton Jr. and Jarekus Singleton, both well-known in the U.S. blues scene and abroad, have in common — but it might be the most significant.
The final season features the aftermath of Charity Greenleaf helping a church conglomerate take over the fictional Calvary Fellowship World Ministries.
Author Glory Edim made a T-shirt that birthed a nationwide book club, a literary festival in Brooklyn and a sisterhood among women of color across the world.
“Behind Her Faith” is a new docuseries from Paula Bryant-Ellis featuring Essence Atkins, Aisha Hinds, Niecy Nash, and The Shade Room Founder Angelica Nwandu. The celebrities share their stories of disappointment, triumph, and faith with honesty and raw emotion.
Franklin said on TBN that ‘black and brown people in America are looking for the church to be a safe haven, but at times it isn’t always answering to that call.’
Enjoy driving around your neighborhood and looking at the houses with beautiful Christmas lights? Grab some hot chocolate and check out this quick video!
And He spake a parable unto them to this end, that men ought always to to pray, not to faint; Walk by Faith, Not By Sight Oh Give Thanks Unto the Lord;For He Is...
In an interview with Urban Faith, “Harriet” Director Kasi Lemmons shared some insights on how she crafted the storytelling to introduce the “Moses of her people” to audiences in 2019.
