On this final episode of our mini-series of pods, Curtis read about the Civil Rights movement and Black Theology. Also, Dr. King was brilliant.

This year for Easter, Meredith looks to the obvious place, Leviticus.

For Black History Month (and maybe a little beyond), we are reviving "What Curtis Read This Week", using the book African American Religious History, a compilation of primary source documents from the history of the Black Church in America edited by Milton C. Sernett.

In this fourth installment, some interesting items from the era of the Great Migration.

As we continue our journey through Matthew, Curtis looks at Jesus' 'triumphal entry' to Jerusalem, and what it means for the people of God.

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As we continue our journey through Matthew, Meredith asks what we can learn from how Jesus upends and redefines "status".

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For Black History Month (and maybe a little beyond), we are reviving "What Curtis Read This Week", using the book African American Religious History, a compilation of primary source documents from the history of the Black Church in America edited by Milton C. Sernett.

In this third installment, a couple interesting and important things from the years between the Civil War and World War I.

As we continue our journey through Matthew, Curtis asks what it means for us to pick up our cross and follow Jesus.

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On this episode of the Backdrop, it's food week, as we look deeper at the odds and ends from chapters 13-14 of Matthew. 

For Black History Month (and maybe a little beyond), we are reviving "What Curtis Read This Week", using the book African American Religious History, a compilation of primary source documents from the history of the Black Church in America edited by Milton C. Sernett.

In this second installment, a couple interesting and important things from the pre-Civil War North.

As we continue our journey through Matthew, Meredith looks at the meals in chapter 14, and how meals shape life in the Kingdom.

Connect with us on instagram [at]PomonaValleyChurch, or join us in "Zoom worship" Sundays at 9am pacific. Find a link on our website, PomonaValleyChurch [dotcom].