Why We Need to Sing, Now More Than Ever
Why We Need to Sing, Now More Than Ever By Jason D. Thompson, PhD, Contributing Writer In a digital world full of conflict and a lack of hope, where social media… Read More »
Why We Need to Sing, Now More Than Ever By Jason D. Thompson, PhD, Contributing Writer In a digital world full of conflict and a lack of hope, where social media… Read More »
Tale of Two Givers Rev. Dr. Alfonso Wyatt, Columnist It was the best of gifts; it was the worst of gifts—hence, the Tale of Two Givers. The desire to give… Read More »
By Rev. Kevin Taylor, 1st Episcopal District Dear voters who are undecided about how to vote or whether to vote at all: Only days remain for you to decide which… Read More »
By James B. Ewers, Jr. Ed.D., Senior Columnist This is a question that is so ridiculous for even asking. We know the answer is a resounding no. What could the… Read More »
By Dr. John Freeman Christian Life at Wilberforce University plays a crucial role in the success and retention of Black students and has historically been a key factor in their… Read More »
Rev. Dr. Wanda C. Henry-Jenkins, Contributing Writer From a Christian perspective, God is omnipotent, omnipresent, and omniscient. God is above us, always present and aware of all we are challenged to… Read More »
By Rev. Justin Nick, TCR News Editor On September 6, 2024, at 10 a.m., the Second Episcopal District gathered in mass at Ebenezer “The Beautiful” African Methodist Episcopal Church in… Read More »
On September 8, I was privileged to lead the lesson for Connectional Church School. As I prepared, God highlighted three significant themes worth sharing: where we worship, how we worship, and… Read More »
In late July, JW James African Methodist Episcopal Church planned to celebrate a historic milestone: a double mortgage burning. After many years of work and sacrifice by the local church,… Read More »
J. Jioni Palmer, Contributing Writer I am a creator. A creator leaves a part of themselves in all of their creations. Regardless of the creation, the very act of bringing something into being… Read More »
On October 4, 2024, the Rev. Dr. Emily Gail Dill was elected to the Bermuda House of Assembly to represent Constituency 36 (Sandys North). The incumbent resigned in August, leaving… Read More »
Rev. Ritney A. Castine, 1st Episcopal District During its 52nd Quadrennial Convention, the African Methodist Episcopal Church affirmed its support for the health and welfare of its members by passing… Read More »