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Native Drums

Savannah Grove Baptist Church

Explore the powerful symbolism of drums in African American culture, once tools of communication and resistance during the darkest times of slavery. We confront the lingering shadows of economic exploitation and the pervasive influence of media and religion in controlling black narratives. Let’s reexamine the role of the black church and its mission to fight systemic injustices, urging a return to prophetic ministries that prioritize humanity and community over material wealth. This podcast episode is not just a reflection of the past but a call to action for the future, urging us to build a more just and liberated world.

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  1. Reimagine 13:25
  2. THE POWER WE MUST PRACTICE; WHY VOTING MATTERS 23:16
  3. How Fairfield County Schools Builds Career Readiness Early 20:26
  4. Remembering Our Story Is How We Move Forward 11:19
  5. Balanced Justice 20:56
  6. Finding Myself: Recovering What White Supremacy Stole 46:00
  7. Elijah Bradford Explains How Grief Became A Stage Play 21:04
  8. What A State Treasurer Actually Does And Why It Matters 16:44
  9. What Happens When Healing Becomes A Ministry Culture 17:48
  10. One Donor Can Save Eight Lives If We Talk About It 12:46
  11. Grown-ish and Gone: Why Are Generations Missing from the Church? 27:37
  12. A Police Chief’s Calling 28:21
  13. Baptist Day In South Carolina 21:28
  14. What If A Small Spark Could Become A Star 16:57
  15. What If Community Help Worked Like Stairways 29:33
  16. What's Often Forgotten About the Freedom of the Fourth 27:44
  17. What Happens When Worship Becomes Movement 9:37
  18. No Youth No Church 29:44
  19. The King Summit Preview 30:28
  20. 138 Years Of Faith In Action 30:47
  21. A Clear Guide To The South Carolina Baptist Women’s Annual Session 10:04
  22. Freedom School Turns Summer Break Into A Reading Habit 9:14
  23. You Only Need One Photo ID To Vote 13:02
  24. Redistricting In South Carolina 40:40
  25. You Can Change Careers And Still Win 19:36
  26. A Homecoming For The Pee Dee As Wilson High Marks 160 Years With A Parade Block Party And Gospel Weekend 25:39
  27. From Coach To Superintendent 25:19
  28. What Do You Owe Your Ancestors And Your Vote 49:23
  29. Tracing African Roots From Genesis Through Egypt 31:25
  30. When Caring For Others Becomes A Ministry 32:19
  31. If Democracy Is “We The People” Who Are You Hearing? 1:10:31
  32. What Happens When A Community Forgets Its Own Playbook 42:36
  33. When Purpose Meets Care: Turning A Calling Into Limb-Saving Work 24:59
  34. From Salon Chair To Catering Empire 20:44
  35. How Girl Scouts Are Fighting For Corporal Waverly Woodson’s Medal Of Honor 28:29
  36. Four Voices That Changed American Literature 27:14
  37. Exploring A Century Of Black Achievement And Why Studying It Today Still Matters 14:44
  38. Inside The Education Oversight Machine: Scores, Standards, And Spending 28:38
  39. How A Community Program Rebuilds Bonds At Home 43:25
  40. Consistency Is The Quiet Superpower Of Fatherhood 38:33
  41. How A Veteran Turned Counseling Into A Movement For Families 39:30
  42. Choice, Equity, And The Fight For Honest Classrooms 31:27
  43. From Pulpit To City Hall: Unity, History, And A Plan For A Better Florence 48:40
  44. A Pastor’s Journey: Faith, Service, and the Black Church’s Future 40:41
  45. Excellence Has No Color: Why Education Remains Our Path Forward 23:39
  46. When the Drums of Liberation Finally Reached Texas 1:02:12
  47. Beyond Privilege to Life Itself: Ralph Canty's 60-Year Fight for Justice in the American South 56:50
  48. From Augusta's Front Porch to Columbia's Civil Rights Center: The Journey of Dr. Bobby J Donaldson Jr 26:49
  49. When One Rocks, We All Rock: Celebrating Our Shared Legacy 31:23
  50. From Chains to Change: The Emancipation Proclamation and Reconstruction Era 38:25