Soulwork is a community-led theological experience designed for Black souls seeking a deeper, more liberating spirituality. It’s a space to unlearn harmful theologies shaped by White Supremacy and reimagine faith through the lenses of justice, beauty, and belonging. Through story, contemplation, and shared exploration, we cultivate spiritual formation rooted in solidarity, creativity, and collective wisdom.

This isn’t traditional seminary—it’s formation for everyday life. Our long-term vision includes partnering with HBCUs and local communities to offer theological education in unconventional, accessible, and life-giving ways.

With a Black Belt and over 20 years of experience in Martial Arts, Kendall is now launching a trauma-informed program for youth that centers healing through play, movement, and creative expression. Rooted in practices like art-making, breathing exercises, and embodied movement, the program draws inspiration from Tang Soo Do—a martial art historically born out of oppression—highlighting its deep connections to emotional resilience, mindfulness, and self-confidence. Designed especially for Black and under-resourced communities, the program fosters safety, joy, and connection while helping youth process trauma and discover their inner strength.

Imagine using all forms of art (storytelling, film, dance, writing, music, painting, drawing, etc.) to create a community that is collectively focused on truth-telling in art form. A seasonal, project-based initiative that platforms the voices of those most marginalized, to tell the truth and further the process of healing and liberation in a community. This is what we like to call Creative Justice!

In collaboration with Durham Cares and Amplify Peace, "The Land Speaks" is a pilgrimage into the soul of Durham, NC, centering the powerful Black story of the Hayti District—a place rich with history, resilience, and cultural significance. This journey is designed to engage every part of the body and spirit, awakening what we see, hear, feel, taste, and create. Participants will walk the sacred grounds of Hayti, listen to its stories of triumph and struggle, touch the spaces where history was made, savor the flavors of its culinary traditions, and create art inspired by its legacy. This immersive experience is more than education—it’s a holistic journey of connection, healing, and renewal, where the land itself speaks to the stories we carry and invites us to reimagine how our own lands and lives might flourish in justice, dignity, and hope.