About the Author: Rev. Amanda Hambrick Ashcraft
Rev. Amanda Hambrick Ashcraft is an activist, organizer, Baptist minister, and mother of five-year-old twins Zane and Levi and four-year-old Skyler. She is the Executive Minister for Justice and Movement Building at Middle Collegiate Church and the founder of Raising Imagination, a platform that examines social change at the intersections of faith, parenting and politics. Her activism has been featured on CNN, MSNBC, Yahoo, the Wall Street Journal, Refinery29, and Bust and she is a regular writer and inaugural board member of The Resistance Prays. She and her family live in the East Village of Manhattan and fight the patriarchy and examine their racism and spirituality together, one cheerio at a time.
Do I stay where I am or do I join a less Christian church? Either way I will feel like an outsider.
I would consider myself a progressive christian, but I’m wondering is it necessary to go attend Sunday services?
"Searching for God" SCRIPTURE Acts 17.22-28 with Rev. Amanda Hambrick Ashcraft