Salvation and Social Justice seeks to liberate public policy theologically by modeling the hope and resiliency of Black faith; where historically marginalized people move from lament to liberation by envisioning and creating their own community led solutions to a structurally racist society. By collaborating with theologians across the state of New Jersey [and beyond], we have created a repository of Black faith at work. Listen to leaders speak truth to power through a Black liberation theology lense, and, review our Pulpit Toolkits to learn how to do the same.

BLACK FAITH, BLACK POWER