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Candice Marie Benbow\\xa0is a theologian, essayist, columnist, baker, and educator whose work gives voice to Black women\\u2019s shared experiences of faith, healing, and wholeness. Named by\\xa0Sojourners\\xa0as one of \\u201c10 Christian Women Shaping the Church in 2020,\\u201d she has written for\\xa0Essence,\\xa0Glamour,\\xa0The Root,\\xa0VICE,\\xa0Shondaland,\\xa0Madame Noire, and the Me Too Movement. Candice created the \\u201cLemonade Syllabus\\u201d social media campaign, founded the media boutique Zion Hill Media Group, and, in memory of her mother, established The LouiseMarie Foundation to support HBCU nursing students and community mental health projects. A member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Candice holds degrees from Tennessee State University, North Carolina Central University, and Duke Divinity School.
If you\'re interested in hearing more from Candace Benbow (and you should be), you can check her out on Instagram, X, and\\xa0Threads\\xa0
Spiritual Wounds In The Black Community ft Candice Benbow
This episode delves into the intricate dynamics of faith, community, and healing within the Black community, with a particular emphasis on the experiences of Black women in religious contexts. It critically examines the role of the church, acknowledging its significance in the lives of Black individuals while also addressing the harms inflicted within these spaces.\\xa0
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