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Get uplifted and inspired through our Juneteenth resources, Rasool Berry’s “Where Ya From?” podcast, and our ever-growing VOICES Collection of publications.
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Where Ya From? Podcast

Where Ya From? explores the intersection of faith & culture, sharing inspiring stories of guests whose personal experiences led them to impactful work. Join us to build empathy and understanding through engaging conversations.

Chasing Justice with Sandra Van Opstal | Best of WYF?

What does it mean to worship through justice? Join us for this final episode of the Where Ya From? Podcast as we circle back to our conversation with Latina author, pastor, and speaker Sandra Van Opstal and explore how Scripture should fuel our desire to seek justice in our communities and around the world. 

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“Hispanic Theological Education with Dr. Justo Gonzáles | Best of WYF?”

Is there only one way to read the Bible? Check out this Season 4 conversation we had with the legendary Dr. Justo González about how our context—and even Jesus’ context—shapes how we read, interpret, and engage with Scripture.

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Where Racial Justice and Faith Meet with Dr. William Pannell & Dr. Jemar Tisby | Best of WYF?

How do you grow up in a broken world and still find your voice to advocate for community as God intended? We’re revisiting our conversation with the late Dr. William Pannell and Dr. Jemar Tisby to learn how their journeys growing up with racism in the communities they loved shaped their desire to break the silence.

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Juneteenth with Dr. Carey Latimore | Best of WYF?

On this special Best of Where Ya From? episode, we’re honoring the legacy of the late author and historian Dr. Carey Latimore by reflecting on his conversation sharing the legacy of Juneteenth, it’s connection to unshakable faith, and the hope it still inspires today. 

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Juneteenth Resources

The story of Juneteenth highlights how hope has endured from 1865 to today. In doing so, it paints an important picture of God’s redemptive freedom for the discouraged and hopeful, Black and White, skeptics and saints.

Juneteenth: Faith & Freedom Documentary

Watch the award-winning documentary from Our Daily Bread Media that tells the story of Juneteenth and highlights how hope has endured from 1865 to the present.
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Jubilee! A Juneteenth Celebration

With this new 10-day, print devotional, you’ll learn to praise God for His continued work, which allows us to live and love freely.
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Juneteenth Documentary Soundtrack

Celebrate the struggles, triumphs, and faith of Black Americans past and present with powerful music from Lecrae, Sho Baraka, Lucius Hoskins, and more.
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Where Ya From? Juneteenth Episode

The award-winning director of Juneteenth: Faith & Freedom, explains how his tale led him to understand that people need to see stories that reflect real life.
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VOICES Collection

For centuries, we have fought to be seen, heard, and known, but the Lord has always been there. VOICES amplifies the strengths, struggles, and courageous faith of Black image bearers of God.

Navigating the Blues

Struggling with anxiety or depression? In Navigating the Blues, award-winning author Katara Washington Patton shares her own mental health journey while offering hope through practical instruction and godly wisdom.
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Sho Baraka

Artist, Author

Sho Baraka is an internationally known recording artist and speaker. He’s the highlighted artist on the “Juneteenth: Faith & Freedom” soundtrack.

Joyce Dinkins

Writer, Editor
Dinkins served as the first Executive Editor of VOICES and oversaw the publication of the VOICES books and devotionals that were created in that time. She continues to contribute to VOICES, while also serving as the director of Publishing in Color which exists to increase the number of books published by spiritual writers of color.