By Rev. Christine Pennington-Stancil, 5th Episcopal District As I was standing in the midst of the scene of a police state, a sense of brokenness overwhelmed me. By now,… Read More »
Wilberforce University is the recipient of The HBCU Master’s Degree Program Grant. Over the next six years, the institution will receive a grand total of $2.49 million to support scholars… Read More »
International President, Women’s Missionary Society, “Boots on Ground,” After Hurricane Harvey Slams Texas, the 10th Episcopal District By Dr. Jeanette Harris, WMS Treasurer & Ida Tyree Hyche, Esq., Missionary Magazine… Read More »
Activating Messengers for public Education (AME Power): Trauma-Informed Schools—Solutions to Trauma-Laden Environments) Jacquelyn Dupont-Walker, Director of AME Social Action Commission What’s the big deal, you may be asking? The big deal is… Read More »
Lessons We Are Learning During Hurricane Season—It is Important to Prepare Now! International Health Commission of the AME Church Bishop Harry Seawright, Commission Chair Rev. Natalie Mitchem, M.Div. RDN, Executive… Read More »
Fourth Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church Camp Baber: Christian Camp and Retreat Center 23605 Pokagon Hwy, Cassopolis, MI 49031 Position Description Camp Director … Read More »
Laughter, Faith, and Service: The Life of Dick Gregory Rev. Dr. Angelique Walker-Smith Last month, African-American comedian and civil rights activist Richard Claxton Gregory passed away. Dick Gregory’s life reminds… Read More »
Connectional AME/WIM Seeks Individuals Interested in Serving on its Legislation Committee By Rev. Joelynn T. Stokes, Esq., AME/WIM 2nd Vice President The Connectional AME/WIM is looking for persons—clergy and… Read More »
There are few opportunities to tell about Richard Allen and the birth of African Methodism to a largely non-minority group of youth. However, Clarence Crayton, the Boy Scout Connectional Director … Read More »
Rev. Frye Charged with Felony for Protecting Grandson By Sophie Hurwitz, St Louis American The Rev. Karla Frye has become famous as the African-American grandmother who was put in a… Read More »
Stop, Drop, and Roll By Rev. Lisa Hammonds Clergy burnout is real. I’m hearing more and more of my ministerial colleagues complain about being overwhelmed and at the brink of… Read More »
