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American Black Journal
Black churches’ role in the aftermath of the 2024 election
American Black Journal’s “The Black Church in Detroit” series examines the 2024 election results and the role of African American churches going forward. Host Stephen Henderson leads a frank discussion with Rev. Dr. Theodore Turman of First Baptist Church of Detroit, who is also the President of the Ecumenical Theological Seminary, and Rev. Cindy Rudolph from Oak Grove AME Church.
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