Erikagault

Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault Erikagault

About the Book

“An extremely important addition to the field; I dare say this book should be considered in the canon of 21st century Black and Religious studies.”

–Daniel White Hodge, author of Hip Hop’s Hostile Gospel: A Post-Soul Theological Exploration

“In this impressive new book, Gault illustrates how young Black Christians, through the lens of hip hop, are changing the game and flipping the script as it relates to church, worship, music and theological meaning, seeking out other spaces and places to celebrate and perform their religiosity.”

–Andre E. Johnson, The University of Memphis

“A breath of fresh air for Black church studies and an excellent and important contribution to the field of African American Religion. Gault takes the cultural production of Black youth to be a serious Black epistemology, revealing the impact of collective cultural memory as well as the fissures and ruptures of the Black Church.” –Johari Jabir, University of Illinois Chicago

Events

Spring 2022

The Reveler- Interview

Podcast Event

Event Details

Spring 2022

The Reveler- Interview

We invite you to listen to an interview with Erika Gault about her new book Networking the Black Church: Digital Black Christians and Hip Ho...

Event Details

Podcast Event

Spring 2022

Truth's Table-Interview

Podcast Event

Event Details

Spring 2022

Truth's Table-Interview

Join us for a conversation with Dr. Erika Gault, author of the new book on Christian Black millennial and the Black Church, Networking the B...

Event Details

Podcast Event

11/24/2021

Book talk-Ethnographic Methods

7pm

-

10pm

Boston University-Virtual

Event Details

11/24/2021

Book talk-Ethnographic Methods

Erika Gault unpacks her new book Networking the Black Church: Digital Black Christians and Hip Hop. She discusses her approach to conducting...

Event Details

7pm

-

10pm

Boston University-Virtual

11/2/2021

Matrix on Point: Religion in the Age of Information

12pm

-

2:30 pm

UC-Berkeley Center for the Study of Religion

Event Details

11/2/2021

Matrix on Point: Religion in the Age of Information

Please join us for a “Matrix on Point” panel discussion on Religion in the Age of Information. Religion, as we know it, is being reframed, r...

Event Details

12pm

-

2:30 pm

UC-Berkeley Center for the Study of Religion

4/21/2021

The Holes in My Blackness: Tools and Approaches to Digital Data Collection on Young Black Women

1pm

-

2:00 pm

Women in Data Science Conference-Virtual

Event Details

4/21/2021

The Holes in My Blackness: Tools and Approaches to Digital Data Collection on Young Black Women

This talk unpacks Dr. Gault's recent research regarding young Black experience through an examination of hashtags like #BreonnaTaylor. What...

Event Details

1pm

-

2:00 pm

Women in Data Science Conference-Virtual

More Events

Connect with Erika

Networking the Black Church

Digital Black Christians and Hip Hop

coming out in January 2022

About the Book

Events

Spring 2022

The Reveler- Interview

Spring 2022

The Reveler- Interview

Spring 2022

Truth's Table-Interview

Spring 2022

Truth's Table-Interview

11/24/2021

Book talk-Ethnographic Methods

7pm

-

10pm

11/24/2021

Book talk-Ethnographic Methods

7pm

-

10pm

11/2/2021

Matrix on Point: Religion in the Age of Information

12pm

-

2:30 pm

11/2/2021

Matrix on Point: Religion in the Age of Information

12pm

-

2:30 pm

4/21/2021

The Holes in My Blackness: Tools and Approaches to Digital Data Collection on Young Black Women

1pm

-

2:00 pm

4/21/2021

The Holes in My Blackness: Tools and Approaches to Digital Data Collection on Young Black Women

1pm

-

2:00 pm

Photo Gallery

Video

Elim christian Fellowship

Gathering in the Moment: Mobilizing the Digital Black Church's Prophetic Witness

This website uses cookies.