Philos Black
Welcome to the next generation of Black leaders
Philos Black is cultivating Black Christian leaders for positive global engagement.
Philos Black focuses on three core tenets:
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Education
Equipping leaders with the knowledge and tools to transform their communities
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Advocacy
Impacting Africa, Israel, and Black America through incarnational action
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Community
Connecting leaders who are biblical in their worldview, ethical in their orientation, and global in their perspective
Join us for one of our upcoming events!
Global Leaders Summit — Atlanta, GA
Philos Block Party – Brooklyn, NY
Alongside her scholarship, she is passionate about social justice and improving the spaces in which people of color study, work, worship and live. Outside of her career, Bracy energetically volunteers within the Durham community. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, traveling, baking and spending time with her friends, family and other loved ones.
In 2023, he was honored with the distinguished NAACP Beloved Community Award in Terrebonne Parish, recognizing his outstanding work in revitalizing Black-Jewish relations, expanding global education opportunities for minority students, and promoting interfaith social justice initiatives.
Apart from work, Wendell enjoys cooking Louisiana cajun-creole cuisine and spending time with family. He also is also a leader with the Morehouse-Israel Covenant Program and the newly relaunched National Center for Black-Jewish Relations at Dillard University.
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Krystal Bracy
Philos Black Director
krystal@philosproject.org