Sacred and Divine w/ theologian Dr. Christena Cleveland
Welcome back public theologian, writer, and activist Dr. Christena Cleveland to the Noize! Christena’ new book God Is A Black Woman is out now and she returns to the podcast to talk about it. We talk about her journey finding the Black Madonnas, the revelations that come from accepting her sacredness, and how art and theology intersect with our spiritual beliefs. We talk more about her love for art and some of her favorite creators. Listen, subscribe, and share!
Episode 132 topics include:
God Is A Black Women book
Black Madonnas in France
spirituality and art
overcoming programmed beliefs
Delita Martin
Harmonia Rosales
accepting your sacredness
God is a Black Woman cover by Delita Martin
Christena Cleveland, Ph.D. is a social psychologist, public theologian, author, and activist. She is the founder and director of the Center for Justice + Renewal as well as its sister organization, Sacred Folk, which creates resources to stimulate people’s spiritual imaginations and support their journeys toward liberation. An award-winning researcher and former professor at Duke University’s Divinity School, Christena lives in Boston, Massachusetts.
See More: www.christenacleveland.com + Dr Christena Cleveland IG @christenacleveland
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