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Celebrating the 137th Church Anniversary of St. John AME Church

Dr. Bridget Floyd St. John African Methodist (AME) Church, Huntsville, marked its 137th anniversary on March 20, 2022, at the 10 a.m. worship service. The theme was “A Legacy of… Read More »

Smoke in the Room

By John Thomas III, Editor Enron. Bernie Madoff. Stanford Investments. Fyre Fest. Theranos. The last 20 years have been filled with examples showing how corporate governance structures can be manipulated… Read More »

Brown Chapel AME Church in Selma tops list of America’s 11 Most Endangered Places

In May, the National Trust for Historic Preservation unveils its much-anticipated annual list of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places. The eleven sites on the 2022 list represent a powerful… Read More »

A New Season of Accountability, Will We Rise to the Occasion?

Ms. Cynthia Gordon-Floyd, Columnist Having trained pastors and church leaders across the country in financial stewardship, I, unfortunately, witness many church leaders who justify withholding financial information because they are… Read More »

The Care and Keeping of Your Pastor

By Rev. Melinda Contreras-Byrd, PhD, Contributing Writer Over the years, the Lord has led me to minister in various settings and with various people. I have worked with bilingual preschoolers, intellectually… Read More »

Prayers At The Pump Fills Up Spirits and Gas Tanks

Under the leadership of the Reverend Dr. Jonathan L. Weaver, Pastor of Greater Mt. Nebo African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church, members of the ministerial staff joined together to relieve some… Read More »

The Missed Opportunity

Rev. Tashara S. Void, Contributing Writer March 2020 will forever be etched in our minds. It was the time when the whole world stopped moving, including churches. Things stood still… Read More »

Paul Quinn’s 2022 Graduating Class Receives $250,000 Investment from Alfred Street Baptist Church

Southwest Airlines, Vistra, and artist Ryan Parker among those honored with President’s Award at 145th Commencement Paul Quinn College (PQC) ban Work College model and one of the most celebrated colleges… Read More »

The Department of Research and Scholarship is proud to announce Rev. Kimberley L. Detherage. Esq. has agreed to become the new Assistant Editor of The A.M.E. Review. Rev. Detherage is a graduate of Boston College with a BA degree in Speech Communications, Boston College Law School, Juris Doctor and Emory University, Candler School of Theology, Master of Divinity degree with Certificates in Black Church Studies and Women’s Studies. She has five units of Clinical Pastoral Education, has completed several fellowship programs, and written and presented on a wide variety of topic. She pastors St. Marks A.M.E. Church, serves as Dean of the New York Conference Ministerial Institute, is Vice-Chairperson of the First District Board of Examiners, is Secretary of the New York Conference Board of Trustees and works on various Community and Advisory Boards.

Our goal is to bring The A.M.E Review up to date with in the next six months and continuing the excellence of our Zion’s scholarly journal.

We are soliciting submissions on the subjects/topics that are intended to be broad and provide flexibility for the writer. Click the link below to download and view the list of… Read More »

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