On October 24th, The Carver Project and church partner, One Family Church, hosted a film screening of “Black + Evangelical,” along with a community discussion with Dr. Vince Bacote and Ed Bryant.

This feature-length documentary from Christianity Today & Wheaton College profiled the history, struggles, and contributions of African American evangelicals.

Taking us to the crossroads of faith and racial identity, Black + Evangelical is filled with candid interviews and eye-opening portraits of the resilient men and women who find themselves straddling the often clashing worlds of Black and white evangelicalism in America.

This film challenged us to hear anew the voices of these men and women whose unique theological and social journeys have much to say about challenges faced by today's church.

Watch the full documentary on-demand:

Photos by Jeff Brown Photography

TCP church partner, Grace & Peace Fellowship, graciously co-hosted The Carver Project for an intimate screening and fascinating discussion of "Heading Home: A 21st Century Pilgrimage" with TCP Faculty Fellows John Hendrix and Claire Sommers.

More information about this film project can be found here: https://headinghomethefilm.com/

Photos by Jeff Brown Photography

Thank you for joining The Carver Project for a special screening of the new documentary For Love of Neighbor followed by a dialogue with attorney and activist Justin Giboney and Washington University Professor John Inazu.

FEBRUARY 11, 2021 FROM 7-9PM CENTRAL TIME

Justin Giboney is an Atlanta-based attorney who cofounded the AND Campaign. He is the coauthor (with Michael Wear and Chris Butler) of Compassion (&) Conviction: The AND Campaign's Guide to Faithful Civic Engagement.

John Inazu is the Sally D. Danforth Distinguished Professor of Law and Religion at Washington University in St. Louis and the Executive Director of The Carver Project.