AR Bernard on how the black church informed the fight for freedom and equality in America The black church has a long and complex history that has served as a catalyst for the improvement of the black experience in the United States since its formation in times of slavery, according to New York City megachurch Pastor A.R. Bernard. The traditions of the black church are largely shaped by a history of African American suffering. And despite the advances made over time when it comes to the rights of black Americans that are largely spurred by black Christian movements, there is still much work to be done. Bernard, the head of the 40,000 member Christian Cultural Center in Brooklyn, a respected community leader who has served as an adviser to mayors and presidents, spoke with The Christian Post in an in depth interview focusing on the history of the black church and its impact on American life. Read the full article: https://www.christianpost.com/news/ar bernard impact of the black church on american life.html