Al Mohler defends seminary's slave memorial criticized by so

A commemorative plaque placed in the lobby of the Broadus Chapel at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary that the school’s president, Al Mohler, says is meant to serve as a “prominent” acknowledgment of the contributions enslaved people made in building the Louisville, Kentucky, institution is being challenged as a disappointing celebration by two outspoken black Southern Baptist ministers.

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