Cain Hope Felder
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Dr. Cain Hope Felder served as the first national director of the United Methodist Black Caucus. He is founder of the Biblical Institute for Social Change in Washington, DC. Felder taught at Princeton Theological Seminary, and is currently a professor of New Testament Language and Literature at the School of Divinity, Howard University, where he serves as the editor of "The Journal of Religious Thought."
Felder is the author of the book "Troubling Biblical Waters: Race, Class and Family."
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