Maina Mwaura

1 week ago | baptistnews.com | Maina Mwaura

Pastor, author and activist Brandan Robertson had no desire to write another book when he was approached by his publisher to write on being queer and Christian. However, the result surprisingly meets the unexpected moment we’re in. In Queer & Christian, Robertson shares his own story along with advice on how others in the LGBTQ community can reclaim the Bible and their faith. Sections include “Wrestling with the Bible,””Reclaiming the Bible” and “Seeing Ourselves in Scripture,” among others.

1 week ago | urbanfaith.com | Maina Mwaura |Urban Faith

Tamika Mallory was raised in activism as her parents worked with Rev. Al Sharpton’s National Action Network. She was also raised in the church, taking seriously the role that her faith community played in advocating for justice and shaping people’s lives. She is known for her activism for black women in a world where civil rights are being threatened more every day. Her memoir: I Lived to Tell The Story shares her story in a moment where her story is more important than ever.

2 weeks ago | crosswalk.com | Maina Mwaura

Maina MwauraIn his latest book, Seeing the Supernatural, bestselling author and former atheist Lee Strobel investigates the evidence for supernatural... Updated May 01, 2025Many have come to know Lee Strobel as the journalist who investigated Christianity and found Jesus along the way, then chronicled his journey through his best-selling book Case for Christ. Strobel is clear that for him, Jesus changed his life, and he wants the world to know about what Christ can do in anyone's life.

2 weeks ago | crosswalk.com | Maina Mwaura

Maina MwauraEntrepreneur and author Monique Rodriguez, founder of Mielle Organics, shares how her unwavering faith in God and personal journey through... Updated Apr 30, 2025Monique Rodriguez is the founder and CEO of Mielle Organics, one of the fastest-growing hair products in the country; however, for Monique, it's her faith that matters most to her. As one of the few women of color in this industry, Monique has broken barriers that few people dream would ever happen.

2 weeks ago | baptistnews.com | Maina Mwaura

Internationally known pastor T.D. Jakes will step away from leadership of his Dallas megachurch and hand the reins to his daughter and son-in-law, he announced April 27. Jakes founded The Potters House in West Virginia and then moved it to Dallas in 1976, during the height of his rise to prominence in American televangelism. He took over a property previously home to Eagles Nest Family Church, led by Pastor W.V. Grant, who was convicted of tax evasion.