S3.E6. AMA with Melyssa Cordero

01/25/21 • 56 min

On this episode, Steve and Melyssa engage with questions that might have come up for listeners during this season: questions around Afrolatinidad, intersectionality, and walking with Christ in the pursuit of justice.
We hope you enjoy this wide-ranging conversation!

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S3.E5. Discover Who God Made You To Be (Charlene Accetturo)

We're all on a journey when it comes to our ethnic identity ... whether we realize it or not! In this episode, Steve sits down with Charlene Accetturo to talk about her discoveries and wrestling with her AfroLatina roots (literally).
Charlene is an entrepreneur and business owner. She's Dominican and Puerto Rican. She's a worship leader and a hair stylist based in Tampa, FL.
NOTES
In today's episode, Charlene and Steve reference Sandra Maria van Opstal's book The Next Worship and its 3 part model: hospitality, mutuality, and solidarity.
Charlene is available on Facebook if you want to reach out.

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S4.E1. Latinos, Faith, and the University (Professor DA Horton)

D.A. Horton serves as the Program Director for Intercultural Studies and Assistant Professor at California Baptist University. He is also an Associate Teaching Pastor at The Grove Community Church in Riverside, CA. He and his wife Elicia have been married for 17 years and have three children.
D.A. is working on his PhD dissertation in Applied Theology at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. He earned his B.S. in Biblical Studies at Calvary Bible College and his Master’s degree in Christian Studies from Calvary Theological Seminary. He has authored several books with his most recent, Intensional: Kingdom Ethnicity in a Divided World, published through NavPress. For links to Professor Horton's other books, click here.
You can connect with Professor Horton via:

Twitter: @da_horton
IG: da.horton
Facebook: da.hortonCBU

NOTES
We once again name-check Juana Bordas excellent book The Power of Latino Leadership.