Yes, there are many other prominent and less prominent pastors worth listing, this is a starter list. Jamal Harrison Bryant ( New Birth Missionary Baptist Church).Copeland ( New Creation Christian Fellowship)

Raphael Gamaliel Warnock ( Ebenezer Baptist Church)

Donald Hilliard ( Cathedral International).Edgar Boyd ( First AME Church of Los Angeles) Rufus Smith, IV ( Hope Evangelical Presbyterian Church).Mike Walrond ( First Corinthian Baptist Church).Lance Watson ( Saint Paul’s Baptist Church) Stewart ( Christ Missionary Baptist Church) Haynes III ( Friendship-West Baptist Church) Ralph Douglas West ( The Church Without Walls) Spencer ( New Direction Christian Church) Pastor Thabiti Anyabwile ( Anacostia River Church).Pastor Eric Mason ( Epiphany Fellowship Church).Otis Moss, III ( Trinity United Church of Christ) ( Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church, Chicago) Charlie Dates ( Progressive Baptist Church) Pastor Michael Todd ( Transformation Church).Pastor Léonce Crump ( Renovation Church).Bronner ( Word of Faith Family Worship Cathedral) Pastor Albert Tate ( Fellowship Monrovia).Brenda Salter McNeal ( Quest Church, Seattle) David Anderson ( Bridgeway Community Church) This is a short list of black preachers and pastors that have circulated among multiethnic evangelical-ish churches and events, to answer that question, “who should I listen to”-listed in no particular order. The gospel imperative compels Christians to care for every person created in the image of God, that’s why we must listen, as a first of many steps, to reconstruct a society that honors human lives of all, regardless of skin color-just basic human rights. At this kairos moment in history, the American church must listen to Black preachers and African American pastors, for the sake of liberty and justice for all peoples, especially black lives harmed for generations.

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