Introduction to the Practice of African American Preaching
By: Frank A. Thomas
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The Kerusso Collective is a group of African American scholars, pastors, and theologians in partnership with Logos that aims to ensure the inclusivity of African American content and tools in Logos so that all ethnic groups can appreciate, grow, and learn from the rich history and scholarship of the Black voice.
Kerusso is the Greek word Paul and other early Christians used to describe the act of preaching. It is to proclaim or make known—always with the suggestion of formality, gravity, and authority. As we boldly call the church to listen to voices that have been sidelined, we do so with this word in mind. We do so as heralds of God’s word—a word that must be listened to and obeyed.
Dr. Ralph West
Senior Pastor, Church Without Walls
"I have been preaching for 45+ years. What a blessing it is to work with the Kerusso Collective."
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