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Reflecting on the UN’s International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists
Land degradation and massive land loss in the Pan African community in the United States stems from systemic racism, discriminatory government lending, and predatory legal practices. These have reduced Black farm ownership from 15 million acres in 1910 to a tiny fraction today. This process destroyed generational wealth and concentrated Black populations in environmentally vulnerable areas. These issues are explored further in Bread for the World’s Pan African Devotional and Racial Wealth Gap Simulation.
Continue Reading ShareAn Invitation to Pastoral Ministry in the Eighth Episcopal District African Methodist Episcopal Church
August 29, 2026 Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ Jesus: The Eighth Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church is prayerfully seeking ministers and other qualified persons who may… Read More »
Continue Reading ShareKelly Russaw Shelton, Aspirant for the office of Connectional Treasurer of the Women’s Missionary Society
Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and He will establish your plans. Proverbs 16:3 (NIV) Kelly Russaw Shelton is a hardworking member of the Fourth Episcopal District under the… Read More »
Continue Reading ShareThird Episcopal District Announces Crystal E. Harris as Aspirant for Connectional Editor of the Women’s Missionary Society Magazine
THIRD EPISCOPAL DISTRICT – The Third Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church announces Crystal E. Harris as an aspirant for Connectional Editor of the Wome n’s Missionary Society… Read More »
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