Abolitionist

Chris Burton is a minister, teacher, writer, and professional speaker who works with various groups to bring together people who may be surprised by what they have in common. Chris is the sole proprietor of an anti-racism consulting agency for churches and schools called Di Baddest Consulting and the Director of the Leadership Institute at Union Presbyterian Seminary. Born and educated in Brooklyn, Chris is a writer for himself and others. He is a proud Davidson alum, received his Doctor of Ministry and Master of Divinity degrees from Union Presbyterian Seminary, as well as a Master of Science in Education from St. John's University. He serves as an ambassador for the Lupus Foundation of America and is a Social Justice Fellow for The Memorial Foundation. Chris was named “an innovator in ministry you should know” by the Presbyterian Outlook. Chris co-hosts a podcast about race, culture and soul care called CrossStreets. His preaching was featured on A Sermon For Every Sunday. His speaking was featured in Tedx, a speaking series that highlights human connection. His writing has been featured in The Presbyterian Outlook, Boomshots, The Hill, Unbound, The Sports Fan Journal, and the Human/Kind Journal. Chris writes about Jamaican culture, music, sports, living with Lupus and his journey with God. You can find Chris' work at www.BaddestChaplain.com and bring Chris to speak to your community through www.chrisburtonspeaks.com.