Why Children Should Learn About Black History and Black Christian History

by Chuck Colson

Its Black History Month–and in classrooms around the country, children have been learning about famous African Americans and their contributions to our culture. Thats a good thing. But there’s one thing most kids have not been learning about many of these famous men and women: that is, their Christian faith and how it motivated their lives and their work.

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