The Black Theologian Project is the standing research institute of ASMA. It gathers, edits, and publishes the theological witness of the Black church across denominational lines — the AME, CME, COGIC, Baptist, Pentecostal, Holiness, and broader ecumenical streams — while remaining open to every tradition that confesses the anti-slavery gospel.
Programs
- Manuscript Preservation — sermons, letters, hymnals, and association minutes.
- Editorial Fellowship — annotated editions of primary sources for scholarly use.
- Public Lectures — quarterly convenings on civic theology and sacred memory.
- Scholar Pipeline — formation for ministers and academics through the Scholar Minister Track.