Rashad McCrorey

Rashad McCrorey Experience the culture, landscape, and people of Ghana as we discuss contemporary and global issues such as: Human Rights, Liberation , & Social Justice

Rashad McCrorey is a follower of Christ, Entrepreneur, Public Theologian, & organizer of "Conscious Christians", & "Too Black Too Strong" social justice ministries. Rashad is married to Crystal F. McCrorey, and has two beautiful daughters, Keyanna, and Makayla. Graduate of Drew University's Masters of Divinity program, Rashad is currently a Doctoral of Ministry candidate at George Fox Univers

ity's Portland Seminary studying in the Leadership and Global Perspectives program. Rashad specializes in Human Rights, Liberation Theology, Social Justice, & Semiotic & Prophetic Ministry. ​Look for his first published work titled "Why Black on Black Crime is Not a Sin" scheduled to be released Winter 2017. This work will be published utilizing his digital publishing company "McCrorey Publishing".

Check me out Live on Youtube!
08/23/2025

Check me out Live on Youtube!

If you’ve ever caught yourself agreeing with a villain’s words (even just for a second), this video will show you why—and how to use that moment as fuel to r...

11/02/2024

Today’s my Birthday! 🎂🎈🙏🏿✨️❤️🌍

As I celebrate another year of life, I want to take a moment to send my deepest gratitude and blessings to everyone who has been a part of my journey—whether we've known each other since the Pologrounds, kindergarten, crossed paths in college, sports, karate, shared business ventures, or connected on the African Continent. To family, friends, mentors, colleagues, and everyone from every walk of life, thank you for being part of my story.

Life brings us all through seasons—some in close connection and others where our paths drift apart. Whether you’re close by or far away, know that you are never forgotten in my heart. On this special day, I wish peace, health, prosperity, and joy to each of you. May every blessing you’re seeking find you, and may each of us continue to grow and shine, no matter where we are in the world.

May we all stay connected in spirit, even if life has placed miles between us. Here’s to new beginnings, continued strength, and a beautiful future for us all. 🌍💫

Sending all my love and prayers to you, my friends, family, and loved ones.

Much love and blessings

10/30/2024

🇬🇭🌍 Exciting News: I Am Now a Dual Citizen of Ghana and the United States! 🇬🇭🌍

I am beyond grateful and proud to share that I’ve just been approved for Ghanaian citizenship! 🙏🏿 As a proud FBA (Foundational Black American), I am now officially a dual citizen of both the United States and the beautiful West African country of Ghana! This is not only a personal milestone but a significant step in my journey of connecting deeper with my roots and the incredible culture of Ghana.

My swearing-in ceremony will take place this November at the Jubilee House, which is Ghana’s version of the White House. I am one of over 500 diasporans living in Ghana who are being naturalized this year! This journey has been filled with challenges and growth, and I’m humbled to stand alongside so many others who are reclaiming their heritage and embracing a new chapter.

This moment is not just for me—it’s for all those who have supported me, inspired me, and stood by me as I navigated this path. Thank you for your encouragement and love. Let’s continue building bridges and celebrating the beauty of our shared heritage! 🌍✊🏿🇬🇭🇺🇸

10/29/2024

If I did a early bird special for Ghana 2026 only! Who would be interested?

As seen in The New York Times, my odyssey from the storied blocks of Harlem to the embracing warmth of Elmina, Ghana, is...
02/16/2024

As seen in The New York Times, my odyssey from the storied blocks of Harlem to the embracing warmth of Elmina, Ghana, is not just about changing locations, but about transforming lives—including my own. 🗞️🌍 I swapped the echoes of sirens for the symphony of community; where I once faced systemic challenges, I now cultivate opportunity, starting a scholarship fund and renovated a school for local children. Dive deeper beyond this article and learn more from my book ‘Repatriation: Tips and Strategies for Moving to the African Continent,’ available via the link in bio or on Amazon. And if you are Yearning for a connection with Africa? Your journey begins with my tourism company Africa Cross Culture which you can find at www.Africacrossculture.com, also a link in the bio. Book your trip and let’s embrace our heritage together, building bridges that span oceans and generations.

which photos should I use for an upcoming news feature? Blessings to for inviting me to the 4th annual Times Ghana Arts...
10/13/2022

which photos should I use for an upcoming news feature? Blessings to for inviting me to the 4th annual Times Ghana Arts and Entertainment Awards ✨️ 💫⭐️

Stop waiting for people to put you on, or getting there approval. Most of them get salty when you finally elevate. For t...
07/22/2022

Stop waiting for people to put you on, or getting there approval. Most of them get salty when you finally elevate. For them it's no money in you graduating, it's only money when you stay their student or mentor!

🤦🏿 put on the marching boots or try something new?
07/20/2022

🤦🏿 put on the marching boots or try something new?

07/14/2022

Wait for it…. These police man 😡

The student loan server is right there!!!!
07/14/2022

The student loan server is right there!!!!

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