Welcome
Equipping Preachers to Restore Community
Visionary: Kenyatta R. Gilbert, Ph.D.
Kenyatta Gilbert—son and grandson of Baptist preachers—knew he would chart his own distinctive course and find his vocational home in a courtroom practicing law one day. As it turns out, he did walk in their footsteps as preacher—but not without his own unique voice.
The Project
What You Can Expect
The Voices
Preacher Bios and Sermon Clips
The Forum
Up-To-Date Articles & Discussion Topics
Sermon Preparation Exercises
The Connection
Ways to Get Involved in This Ministry
Our Mission and Vision
The Preaching Project is a teaching and mentoring ministry that promotes preaching excellence and effective leadership.
Equipping Preachers to Restore Community
Providing guidance • Fostering dialogue • Devising strategies • Nurturing preachers
The Voices
Preacher Profiles
Luke A. Powery, Th.D.
Durham, North Carolina
The Journey and Promise of African American Preaching
“This book immerses readers in a sophisticated, multi-voiced soundtrack. Kenyatta Gilbert persuasively calls for ministers to preach in three voices—prophet, priest, and sage.”
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Articles
PREACHERS, KNOW THE FACTS!
By all means, weigh in. But first, be informed and know the FACTS. In an age of alternative facts, a preacher has to be in touch with what her or his Sunday hearers imbibe from various electronic and paper outlets. A preacher who gets messages...
The Preaching Project Remembers Dr. Henry H. Mitchell
What’s a Preacher to Do? Preaching in a Pandemic of Racism
Interview with Dr. Alyce M. McKenzie, Professor of Preaching, Director of SMU Perkins Center for Preaching Excellence https://youtu.be/6OlZqqM3Zy4 It's very important for preachers in these times to take a moment and think about what it means to have a robust...