Category: Features

The Trump Administration’s Impact in Botswana

By Rev. Jennifer S. Leath, Ph.D., Columnist On Inauguration Day, 20 January 2025, Donald J. Trump signed an executive order that immediately halted almost all U.S. foreign aid – including… Read More »

Wilberforce University Celebrates Founders Day with Inspiring Ceremony and Historic Announcement

By Lena Arnold Wilberforce, OH—February 13, 2025—Wilberforce University honored its rich legacy today during the annual Founders Day celebration, held at 11 a.m. in the Wilberforce University Alumni Multiplex. More… Read More »

Well Done! St. John AME Church Soup Kitchen Exceeds 5000 Meals!

B. Johnson, 9th Episcopal District Thank you, Soup Kitchen Ministry, for serving 210 hot meals for Thanksgiving and 241 hot meals for Christmas to the Huntsville community! The Soup Kitchen… Read More »

President Trump, Bishop Budde and a Dangerous Preaching

Rev. Dr. Elliott Robinson, Contributing Writer “Dangerous preaching risks challenging those in power…” wrote the Rev. Dr. William Barber in the forward of “How to Preach a Dangerous Sermon.” During… Read More »

Trump’s Foreign Aid Policy to Negatively Impact the Zimbabwean Church

By Rev. Charles Matlobo, 20th Episcopal District I have been following President Donald Trump’s policies and recent executive orders and wonder what will happen to the already ailing church in… Read More »

Will African Methodism Rise Again?

George Pratt, Contributing Writer During moments of political turmoil and social upheaval, it is imperative that African and Afrodiasporic people employ a Sankofa approach to the struggle for liberation. This method of… Read More »

Uncovering The Art of Conflict Resolution Jesus Style 

Rev. Dr. Melinda Contreras-Byrd, Contributing Writer  Episcopal Supervisor 17th Episcopal District  We represent God’s kingdom on earth.  Our behavior toward not just others but those who are part of the family of… Read More »

Prospering as a Leader 

Mr. Byron Washington, Columnist Within Christianity, the word “prosperity” has many different connotations. Some people embrace it, others hate mentioning it, and many are indifferent. The concept of prosperity can… Read More »

Bishop Belin’s Meet and Greet Leaves Lasting Impressions

By Rev Quinton William Liebenberg, Columnist Boland Annual Conference 15th District The 15th Episcopal District was blessed when it received Bishop Henry Allen Belin, III, and Supervisor Rita Sinkfield, Belin, Esq…. Read More »

The Stained Hands of Neutrality

Jason D. Thompson, PhD, Contributing Writer The Rev. Dr. Jason D. Thompson is pastor of Sacramento’s St. Andrews AME Church, the oldest historically Black congregation on the West Coast. Additionally,… Read More »

From Plains to Scranton: A Reflection on Jimmy Carter and Joe Biden

By Quardricos Bernard Driskell The history of the American presidency is as much a study of contrasts as similarities. Rarely do two presidents, decades apart, find themselves compared as closely… Read More »

My Love for the AME Church

By Rev. Dr. Jessica Kendall Ingram, Retired Episcopal Supervisor I will be the first to admit that the African Methodist Episcopal Church has a multiplicity of problems (as does any… Read More »