Presenter  Three Points and the Poem:  Theopoetics and Non-Canonical Texts, Tones and Tools of Black Preaching for the American Academy of Religion / Bible in Racial, Ethnic and Indigenous Communities Group (2006)

• Presenter  When Mama Was God:  The Feminine Divine in Womanist Theology and Performance Poetry for the Western Region / American Academy of Religion / Combined Session of Women and Religion; and Religion and the Arts (2006)

Presenter  Say Now Shibboleth:  Queer Words at Work and Worship for the Western Region / American Academy of Religion / Queer Theory (2006)

• Contributor to Deeper Shades of Purple edited by Dr. Stacey Floyd Thomas (2006)

• Presenter  Criminal Christology:  God-Talk, God-Thought and Christian Iconography and the Socio-Religious Fascination with Criminal Power in Black Community  for the American Academy of Religion / Black Religious Scholars (2004)

• Contributor to Weary Throats and New Songs:  Black Women Proclaiming the Word of God by Rev. Dr. Theresa Fry Brown (2003)

• Contributor to Something Within  online journal of Rev. Dr. Renita Weems (2001)
   

• Writer / Poet  Colored Womyn's Commentary: The Chapbook  anthology of my performance poetry (2002)
   

• Featured subject in article The Voice of Prophecy by David B. Smith (2000)
   

• Presenter  Three Points and The Poem:  The Reclamation of Prophetic Poetry in Black Preaching  for the American Academy of Religion / (2000)
   

• Bible Study Writer for Precepts for Living published by Urban Ministries, Inc. (1999 - 2000, 2005-2006)
   

• Presenter  A Sin and A Shame:  Domestic Violence in Religious Homes  for the American Academy of Religion / Person, Culture & Religion 1999)
   

• Featured subject in article An Arresting Baptist  in Women's Day Magazine. (1998)
   

• Contributor SEMI: Fuller Theological Seminary Campus Newsletter (1995 to 2001)

EXAMINATION   EXAMINATION

"Blank books and reams of white paper draw me away from whatever else concerns me.  I am not satisfied until this stack of white paper is transformed into something useful to inform, instruct or inspire."
RevSisRaedorah

"My mother viewed speaking impeccably proper English as a strategy in the overall battle for civil rights."
Bebe Moore Campbell, writer