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And When Does the Black Church Get Political?: Responding in the Era of Trump and Making the Black Church Great Again
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Jay Augustine
Instructor, Special Programs
Jonathan C. Augustine (a/k/a Jay Augustine) is a reconciliation scholar, author and
professor. He serves as a missional strategist with the Duke Center for Reconciliation
and as a consulting faculty member at Duke Divinity School. Jay's most recent books
are When Prophets Preach: Leadership and the Politics of the Pulpit (Fortress Press,
2023) and Called to Reconciliation: How the Church Can Model Justice, Diversity and
Inclusion (Baker Academic, 2022). <br
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