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A New Day for the Sons of Allen
A New Day for the Sons of Allen By Brother Monroe Miller, Connectional President, Sons of Allen Psalm 122:1 says, “I was glad when they said to me, ‘Let us go… Read More »
Announcements from the Christian Education Department
Announcements from the Christian Education Department In the AME Church, many congregations observe September as Christian Education Month. The Department of Christian Education is pleased to share with you a few… Read More »
The Black Church in the 2020 Elections: Who Speaks? Who Cares?
The Black Church in the 2020 Elections: Who Speaks? Who Cares? Since November 9, 2016, and the (at the time) improbable election of the incumbent 45thpresident of the United States,… Read More »
Why I’m Picky about My Kid’s Food – and You Should Be, Too
Why I’m Picky about My Kid’s Food – and You Should Be, Too By Geneva Watford-Lawrence, 9th Episcopal District To know better is to do better. However, our convictions hugely… Read More »
Sundays for Pastors
Sundays for Pastors By Rev. Sylvester D. Patton, III, 10th Episcopal District Right after worship, even after preaching hard, we stand to greet the congregants for as long as it… Read More »
Serving Up Some “Soul Food”
Serving Up Some “Soul Food” By Rev. Dr. Priscilla I. Boswell, Contributing Writer Matthew 25:35-36 says, “[F]or I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you… Read More »
A Theology of Global Concern
A Theology of Global Concern By Rev. Dr. Herman O. Kelly, Contributing Writer The tradition and history of the AME Church have been a church that cares and has a… Read More »
The Rev. Tweed Instrumental as AME Church Makes History in Bermuda
The Rev. Tweed Instrumental as AME Church Makes History in Bermuda By Maj. Marc Telemaque, LVD, ED, 1stEpiscopal District July 10, 2019, will be inscribed in history as a truly… Read More »
Alabama Bicentennial Celebration Continues
Alabama Bicentennial Celebration Continues By B. Johnson, 9th Episcopal District Alabama is in the third year of its historical 200thbirthday celebration. It was in Huntsville, in 1819, where the formal… Read More »
A Vision of Dignified Work for African Peoples Invites Sustained Advocacy
A Vision of Dignified Work for African Peoples Invites Sustained Advocacy By Rev. Angelique Walker-Smith Juneteenth, celebrated last month, is known as Independence Day for many people of African descent… Read More »
Lay Biennial Reflections
Lay Biennial Reflections By Mr. Simeon P. Rhoden, 5thEpiscopal District The Fifth Episcopal District Lay Organization would like to thank all who attended and supported the Connectional Lay Organization’s 36th… Read More »
Report from the 36th Biennial
By Maggie Grootboom, 15th Episcopal District TCR Field Representative The 36th Biennial Session of the Connectional Lay Organization of the AME Church was held in Seattle’s Hyatt Regency Hotel in… Read More »