Renee K. Harrison
Biography
Renee K. Harrison has served as an associate professor of African American and US religious history at Howard University. Harrison wrote Black Hands, White House (2021).
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Preaching & Worship
“Without question, Embodied Hope is the most comprehensive, relevant, substantive, and nuanced treatment of hope in homiletics in the twenty-first century. Miles draws wisdom from the past to remind us that each of us is the imago Dei, and we carry within us the antidote and promise for a better, more hope-filled tomorrow.”
Theology
“Walk Together Children moves with such syncopation and collaborative grace, creating 'new moves with new angles' in black and womanist theological discourse. This compilation of courageous and thought-provoking essays, spoken by three generations of scholars, preachers, and the pew, is a gripping and compelling read! It invigorates renewed energy and offers timeless possibilities in church and academy relations.”
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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
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