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Dr. John Wm. Roberts, Ed.D., Contributing Writer As stated in a previous column, “These are the times that try men’s souls”…taken from Thomas Paine’s ‘The American Crisis.’ In light of… Read More »
Called To Pastor, Not Co-Pastor
By Rev. Rachel Williams-Glenn & Rev. Dr. V. Gordon Glenn, III When we met, in seminary we knew that God was calling us to be pastors. At the time, we… Read More »
A Case for DISC Assessments in the AME Church
By Maurice A. Buford, Ph.D., D.Min., Captain (Retired) | USN | CHC The African Methodist Episcopal Church has always stood at the forefront of innovation in ministry —spiritually, socially, and… Read More »
All the Bright Lines Behind Us
By Robert P. Jones, PRRI I’ve spent the last two decades as a Christian participating with my Jewish spouse in the Jewish High Holidays, which mark the end of one… Read More »
Being Self-Absorbed And Self-Centered Will Bring You Short-Term Success But Long-Term Failure
By James B. Ewers, Jr. Ed.D., Senior Columnist People are hungry because benefits are being cut. Men and women are losing their jobs because of budget realignments. Folks are experiencing… Read More »
155th Annual Session of the Central North Louisiana Conference
By Rev. Eddie Mae Williams Washington The 155th Annual Session of the Central North Louisiana Conference of the Eighth Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church convened on Thursday,… Read More »
Stronger Together: Why the AME Church Must Build the AME-Payne University System
By Rev. Kevin T. Taylor, Contributing Writer Education has always been at the heart of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Richard Allen and the founders of our Zion knew that… Read More »