William Lawson, civil rights activist, megachurch founder, dies
The Rev. William Lawson, a veteran civil rights activist and founding pastor of a historically African American megachurch in Texas, has died.
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The Rev. William Lawson, a veteran civil rights activist and founding pastor of a historically African American megachurch in Texas, has died.
"I never thought that the religious freedom guaranteed in the Bill of Rights would be under threat by a tiny, vocal minority, but yet it is." -- Clarence Colburn, Thornton
Two seminaries that partner with the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship have announced changes to their core curricula that address the changing needs of students seeking theological education.
When we think of justification conceptually instead of just verbally, we see that Jesus taught justification in his own idiom and his own way before Paul ever came on the scene.
President’s Humanities Fellows experience the time, space and resources to complete humanities projects, add to the cross-fertilization of humanities research across Emory, mentor graduate students and postdocs, and serve the larger public through seminars and other outreach.