By Rev. Lernette Patterson, Pastor, Reedy Chapel AME In a moment steeped in sacred memory and national significance, Reedy Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church—the spiritual birthplace of Juneteenth—welcomed President Joe… Read More »
Reflecting on the 1965 Voting Rights Act Adam J. Richardson, Jr., 115 Senior Bishop, Retired Today marks the 60th anniversary of the signing of the Voting Rights Act, signed by… Read More »
By Sis. Patricia Matonkonyane, 19th Episcopal District Lay Organization PR Director The 19th Episcopal District Lay organization had a privileged of hosting a significate event (LOADI) Lay Organization African Development Initiative chaired… Read More »
By Rev. Stephanie M. Atkins, AMEWIM Connectional Herstoriographer 1st Episcopal District One of the most common complaints in city life is traffic. Whether you’re riding in an Uber, driving your own… Read More »
“He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” – Psalm 147:3 Each June, PTSD Awareness Month offers an opportunity for the faith community to pause, learn, and bear witness to the… Read More »
By John Thomas III, Ph.D., Editor A few weeks ago, while catching up on emails, I noticed a request from Bishop James L. Davis to participate in a letter-writing campaign…. Read More »
By Quardricos B. Driskell, Columnist As we approach the 2026 midterm elections and the start of the 119th Congress, Americans must confront a sobering reality: if Democrats fail to regain control… Read More »
President Trump’s Budget cuts on education are far reaching and will have a devastating affect on American Higher Education and the growth and development of future generations. Many are focused… Read More »
By Reverend Dr. Renita Marie Green, Columnist As my vocational journey has led me into the sacred work of hospice chaplaincy, I have come to recognize that the spiritual and communal… Read More »
The AME Church ever since its establishment in 1816, has historically represented resilience, empowerment, and social justice, particularly for African American communities. Its expansion into Africa has similarly fostered spiritual… Read More »
We, the clergy, officers, and members of Owen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Alamogordo, New Mexico, rise with holy boldness to condemn the inhumane and unjust actions taken by… Read More »
By Rev. Dr. Angelique Walker-Smith, Bread for the World “When they had entered the city, they went up to the upper room where they were staying; that is, Peter and… Read More »