I'll be teaching this doctoral seminar at Wesley Theological Seminary, Washington, DC in May 2024.

 I'll be offering this workshop on May 31st at the Baltimore-Washington Annual Conference (UMC).

 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in Memphis, TN 55 years ago today at 6:01 pm. On the night before, while in Memphis to advocate for fair wages for sanitation workers, he delivered his last message, a 41-minute set of unscripted remarks, at Mason Temple Church of God in Christ. The final words of his message and his last 12 public words on earth were, “Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord”. Dr. King’s singular vision was for the realization of the Beloved Community and equality for all people.

 

 

Great work this week with one of our Transforming Urban Leaders Young Adult Cohorts. We're taking some of our work to the streets.

Pleased to offer this lecture on where I grew up - "Anacostia: Race, Class, and Eco-Justice." Many thanks to Wesley Seminary Professors Beth Norcross and Kip Banks for the invitation.

 

Excited to be one of five 2023 grantees for the Ministry in the City HUB. Grateful for the support of City Seminary, New York, and the Lilly Endowment for my project "Hope for the City: Transforming Urban Leaders" (TUL)

 Ministry on the Margins is coming in January 2024.

 Early scenes from Transforming Urban Leaders 

Hope for the City: Transformational Leadership Development for Urban Ministries is available for purchase on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and other booksellers.

We're continuing to do exciting work building the Beloved Community in Alabama. Stay Tuned for more information to come on our work in 2023 and beyond. 

We're in the process of launching Hope for the City: Transforming Urban Leaders. Stay connected for more information to come.