“My years at The Warehouse healed my soul. Attending to social justice was part of it. But far greater was the emphasis on pushing in to God, listening for direction, and chasing down the strongholds that keep us bound. That for me was my greatest liberation.”

“The relationship with The Warehouse over the past 12 years has been a real blessing to me, and impacted on my ministry deeply, but it has also been a gift to the church; the trainings, workshops, Contextual Bible Studies, one-on-one meetups, conferences and the partnership has been significant, providing space to reflect on how the church can serve the real needs of the city.”

“Having worked at and alongside The Warehouse Trust, I’ve witnessed an unrelenting and unapologetic Spirit to dream boldly. E-Kasie Theologies is one such imagination, a commitment to take seriously the Black knowledges and theologies that are often neglected, or worse, scorned.”

“I was a student at Bible College when I first encountered The Warehouse and had the opportunity to wrestle with the things I was studying and the reality of the world in which I live,”