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We are showing love to our friends from Make It Plain as they launch their second season February 21, 2022. Check them out wherever you get your podcasts!
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Elbert McGowan Jr. joins co-host Cyril Chavis Jr. to talk about the important of ministry in the local community. They discuss the importance of family history, the power of loving the people around you, the significance of being present with p
K.A. Ellis joins co-host Cyril Chavis Jr. to talk about how the kingdom of God is spreading all over the world. They talk about kingdom prayer, Christian resistance against oppressive regimes, suffering for the sake of the kingdom, and much mor
Wayne Credle joins co-host Cyril Chavis Jr. to discuss organizational leadership. They talk about how important healthy leadership is for an organization, the negative consequences of bad leadership in the world and in the church, the ways that
Hey Africana Manna friends and family! There is no episode this week. We sincerely apologize. We can't wait to see you all next week!
Phillip Holmes joins co-hosts Noelle Shaw and Cyril Chavis Jr. to discuss power. What is power? How does it operate in everyday life? How is it at play in the Blackburn Takeover? What does Jesus show us about power? As we discuss power dynamics
Kellie Brown joins co-hosts Cyril Chavis Jr. and Noelle Shaw as they discuss the strong black woman while reflecting on the life of Sis. Kellie's mother-in-law, LaQuines Bernadette Goodwin Brown. We discuss how dear Momma Brown was to Sis. Kell
Alicia Jackson joins co-hosts Noelle Shaw and Cyril Chavis, Jr. to discuss racialized assumptions about Africans and what it means for how Africans have had to navigate society. We lean on the wisdom of Isaac Anderson -- a clergyman in the CME,
Mika Edmondson joins co-hosts Cyril Chavis, Jr and Noelle Shaw this week as we discuss redemptive suffering. Have you ever gone through deep seasons of suffering? Have you wondered if God has any purpose for your suffering? Have you wondered ho
Candace Robins joins co-hosts Cyril Chavis, Jr; Noelle Shaw; and Alafia Bailey to discuss self-awareness and its importance for human thriving. They talk about what it is and what it isn't, how friends and community are vital, trends in the bla
Co-host Noelle Shaw gives you a sneak peak into what's coming up next! On behalf of the Africana Manna team, welcome to Season 3. Season 3 dropping Friday, September 24!!
Thank you for listening to Africana Manna's Season 2! Please leave a review, letting us know what you enjoyed about season 2 and what you are looking forward to in season 3. Give us some ideas on topics and ancestors you would like to hear abou
Nathan Walton joins co-hosts Cyril Chavis, Jr.; Noelle Shaw; and Alafia Bailey to discuss the youngest and upcoming generation - Gen Z - and how they are engaging the world. We engage the wisdom of James Cone in seeing how theology is meant to
Carl Ellis, Jr. joins co-hosts Cyril Chavis, Jr; Noelle Shaw; and Alafia Bailey in discussing the ways that the church has been held captive by traditions and anti-Christian beliefs and practices. They talk about un-churchables (people allergic
No episode this week! Enjoy your Spring Break, and tune in next week for more Africana Manna. Please take two seconds to rate us, give us a review, and subscribe.
Co-hosts Cyril Chavis, Jr. and Alafia Bailey reflect on the recent documentary by PBS The Black Church. The reflect on their own experiences in the black church, the complexities of the black church, the rarity of Christians who both believe th
Irwyn Ince, Jr. joins co-hosts Cyril Chavis, Jr. and Noelle Shaw to discuss the phrase "Black is Beautiful" with the added wisdom of the Johnson brothers who wrote The Books of the American Negro Spirituals. They talk about the importance of bl
Jemar Tisby joins Co-hosts Cyril Chavis, Jr. and Noelle Shaw to discuss fighting for racial justice. They talk about the dynamics of racism, how history affects the present, the ARC method for racial justice, Fannie Lou Hamer's faith-filled fig
K.A. Ellis joins Co-hosts Cyril Chavis, Jr. and Noelle Shaw to discuss global Christianity and the church on the margins with a focus on persecuted Africans both on the continent and here in the Americas. They discuss aunties and church mothers
Alicia Jackson joins Co-hosts Cyril Chavis, Jr. and Noelle Shaw to discuss the Georgia presidential and senatorial elections, the significance of the black church in black politics, racial rhetoric in the elections, Francis Watkins Harper, and
Russ Whitfield joins co-hosts Cyril Chavis, Jr.; Noelle Shaw; and Alafia Bailey to discuss the Council of Nicaea, the origins of Christian orthodoxy, Athanasius, and much more. If you have heard that Christianity is the white man's religion, th
Co-host Cyril Chavis, Jr. expresses his excitement about Season 2 of Africana Manna, coming to you January 29, 2021! We have brilliant guests, new ancestors, relevant discussion topics, and more!
Co-host Cyril Chavis, Jr. reflects on season 1 and anticipates season 2.
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