Author: Rev. Kelcy G. L. Steele, Ph.D, M.Div, BA

The Black Methodist Church, a cornerstone of African American religious and social life for centuries, finds itself at a crossroads. Decades of declining membership, aging congregations, and societal shifts have left many questioning its future. However, amidst these challenges, seeds of hope are being sown, hinting at a potential revival on the horizon. This past…