Using a media studies lens of television, film, music, and digital culture, Finding God in All the Black Places argues that Black spirituality and church religiosity bolster audiences' understanding of and cultural competence with Black popular culture.
Using a media studies lens of television, film, music, and digital culture, Finding God in All the Black Places argues that Black spirituality and church religiosity bolster audiences' understanding of and cultural competence with Black popular culture.
Beretta E. Smith-Shomade is a professor in film and media at Emory University in Atlanta. She is the author of Shaded Lives: African-American Women and Television (Rutgers University Press, 2002) and Pimpin’ Ain’t Easy: Selling Black Entertainment Television. She has also edited two anthologies: Watching While Black: Centering the Television of Black Audiences (Rutgers University Press, 2013)—a Choice Outstanding Academic Title—and its remix, Watching While Black Rebooted! The Television and Digitality of Black Audiences (Rutgers University Press, 2023).
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THE PROGRAM CALL TO WORSHIP: God Is...Understanding Spirituality as the Sine Qua Non of Black Popular Culture INVOCATION: God Is Trying to Tell You Something: Calling Up the Mediated Black Past PROCESSIONAL: Jesus and Hennessy Go Good Together: Sacralizing the Secular PRAYER OF CONFESSION: As for Me and My House…Spike Lee’s Negotiation with Christianity as a Sign of Blackness TESTIMONY: I Got a Testimony: Sistah Blackacademics and God PRAISE BREAK: Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance All Night! Mediated Audiences and Black Women’s Spirituality TITHES & OFFERING: I’mma Be Stupid Rich!: Millennials and the Holy Grail of Tech Salvation PASSING OF THE PEACE: Don’t Play with God! Black Church, Fun and Possibilities SELECTION: Never Losing Its Power: (Re)Visioning the Roots and Routes of Black Spirituality MESSAGE: Urgent Like a Mofo: The Sublime Synergy of Sexuality in Black Music Culture THE INVITATION: I Shall Wear a Crown: Black Oprah the Savificent BENEDICTION: But God (reflection) Order of Service CALL TO WORSHIP 1 “God Is” . . . Understanding Spirituality and Black Church Religiosity as the Sine Qua Non of Black Popular Culture 2 INVOCATION 19 God Is Trying to Tell You Somethin’: Calling Up the Mediated Black Past 20 PROCESSIONAL 33 Jesus and Hennessy Go Good Together: Sacralizing the Secular 35 PRAYER OF CONFESSION 57 As for Me and My House . . . Spike Lee’s Negotiation with Christianity as a Sign of Blackness 58 TESTIMONY 77 I’ve Got a Testimony: Sistah Blackacademics and God 78 PRAISE AND WORSHIP 101 Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance All Night! Mediated Audiences and Black Women’s Spirituality 102 TITHES & OFFERING 115 “I’mma Be Stupid Rich!” Millennials and the Holy Grail of Tech Salvation 116 PASSING OF THE PEACE 139 Playing with God! Black Church and Humor 140 SELECTION 159 Never Losing Its Power: (Re)Visioning the Roots and Routes of Black Spirituality 160 THE MESSAGE 177 Urgent Like a Mofo: The Sublime Synergy of Spirituality and Sexuality in Black Music Culture 178 THE INVITATION 223 I Shall Wear a Crown: Black Oprah the Savificent 224 BENEDICTION 243 But God (Reflection) 244 Devotional Guide 251 Concordance 000
THE PROGRAM CALL TO WORSHIP: God Is...Understanding Spirituality as the Sine Qua Non of Black Popular Culture INVOCATION: God Is Trying to Tell You Something: Calling Up the Mediated Black Past PROCESSIONAL: Jesus and Hennessy Go Good Together: Sacralizing the Secular PRAYER OF CONFESSION: As for Me and My House…Spike Lee’s Negotiation with Christianity as a Sign of Blackness TESTIMONY: I Got a Testimony: Sistah Blackacademics and God PRAISE BREAK: Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance All Night! Mediated Audiences and Black Women’s Spirituality TITHES & OFFERING: I’mma Be Stupid Rich!: Millennials and the Holy Grail of Tech Salvation PASSING OF THE PEACE: Don’t Play with God! Black Church, Fun and Possibilities SELECTION: Never Losing Its Power: (Re)Visioning the Roots and Routes of Black Spirituality MESSAGE: Urgent Like a Mofo: The Sublime Synergy of Sexuality in Black Music Culture THE INVITATION: I Shall Wear a Crown: Black Oprah the Savificent BENEDICTION: But God (reflection) Order of Service CALL TO WORSHIP 1 “God Is” . . . Understanding Spirituality and Black Church Religiosity as the Sine Qua Non of Black Popular Culture 2 INVOCATION 19 God Is Trying to Tell You Somethin’: Calling Up the Mediated Black Past 20 PROCESSIONAL 33 Jesus and Hennessy Go Good Together: Sacralizing the Secular 35 PRAYER OF CONFESSION 57 As for Me and My House . . . Spike Lee’s Negotiation with Christianity as a Sign of Blackness 58 TESTIMONY 77 I’ve Got a Testimony: Sistah Blackacademics and God 78 PRAISE AND WORSHIP 101 Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance All Night! Mediated Audiences and Black Women’s Spirituality 102 TITHES & OFFERING 115 “I’mma Be Stupid Rich!” Millennials and the Holy Grail of Tech Salvation 116 PASSING OF THE PEACE 139 Playing with God! Black Church and Humor 140 SELECTION 159 Never Losing Its Power: (Re)Visioning the Roots and Routes of Black Spirituality 160 THE MESSAGE 177 Urgent Like a Mofo: The Sublime Synergy of Spirituality and Sexuality in Black Music Culture 178 THE INVITATION 223 I Shall Wear a Crown: Black Oprah the Savificent 224 BENEDICTION 243 But God (Reflection) 244 Devotional Guide 251 Concordance 000
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