In this episode, guest host João Chaves speaks with Ronilso Pacheco about Samuel Sharpe's libertarian and anti-slavery preaching.

Ronilso Pacheco is the Jackson Scholar of Latin American Studies, director of programming at the Instituto de Estudos da Religião (Brazil). He is also a Ford Global Fellow.

João Chaves is the Assistant Professor of the History of Religion in the Américas at Baylor University and one of the Co-Directors of the Baptist Scholars International Roundtable.

Previous BSIR-related Episodes

• Around the Table: David Goatley and Brad Creed – https://open.spotify.com/episode/3Ix2UztGrdZXAs5xspNfSs?si=aPtZDaSuS5eHPLgvet3Hkw
• Christian Nationalism in the Americas – https://open.spotify.com/episode/5Zg9lJjGr2sA581pfQosv5?si=a2PoaTJXQ3WPIkjO7lmqeg
• Baptists, Scholarship, and God's Kingdom: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0qABw70AEevYv9OwXDtDMY?si=HpDDb9FUSxqWtePU5p0Y6A

Other Relevant Episodes

• A Study in How Migration Shapes Religion: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5jU3HPamZEcFvHRq0Wq4TV?si=TZn61_d2R-6CbtpbclDDmQ
• Black Baptist Leaders, Race Literature, and the Salvation of America: https://open.spotify.com/episode/53a29CcqwmRtcCupJlduvW?si=7wRPvIIgRb-55l9WKJDIWA
• Black Contemplative Preaching: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6Nf1w59GeWEtLstDRerk9t?si=SLj07DpjSrSfydaOXUxX7A