Character and Consistency
Character and Consistency Dr. Byron Washington, Columnist Soon Daniel distinguished himself above the other administrators and satraps because an excellent spirit was in him, and the king planned to appoint… Read More »
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Wednesday, September 3, 2025
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Student Loan Forgiveness, Black Debt, and the M.Div Degree
Student Loan Forgiveness, Black Debt, and the M.Div Degree Dr. Aaron Treadwell, Contributing Writer On August 24, 2022, President Joe Biden announced a three-part student loan relief program in an… Read More »
Rev. Dr. Stephanie N. Taylor, MD Appointed as Interim Senior Associate Dean for Faculty and Institutional Affairs and NIH Advisory Council
Rev. Dr. Stephanie N. Taylor, MD Appointed as Interim Senior Associate Dean for Faculty and Institutional Affairs and NIH Advisory Council Rev. Stephanie N. Taylor, MD, the Administrative Pastor… Read More »
“JESUS GOT UP, SO CAN YOU!” Luke 18: 31-34
Sermon Excerpt “JESUS GOT UP, SO CAN YOU!” Luke 18: 31-34 Dr. Betty Holley, Contributing Writer There are times, on life’s journey, we feel we have been thrown too many… Read More »
Ohio South Ohio Conference Lay Organization Living A Global Witness Ministry That Transforms, Transcends and Liberates: We Acknowledge Third Episcopal District Lay Legendary Leadership
Ohio South Ohio Conference Lay Organization Living A Global Witness Ministry That Transforms, Transcends and Liberates: We Acknowledge Third Episcopal District Lay Legendary Leadership By Jacqueline Johnson, Marvin Harris and… Read More »
The Disappearing Act: The Silencing of Voices in Church Spaces
The Disappearing Act: The Silencing of Voices in Church Spaces Rev.Tiffany Brooks, 2nd Episcopal District Life has a way of trying to silence you. In so many experiences and in… Read More »
AME Zion Church Suspends Bishop Seth O. Lartey as an Active Bishop of the AME Zion Church
This serves as official notification that pursuant to our authority granted under Paragraph 128 in the Book of Discipline, the Board of Bishops announces the immediate suspension of Seth O…. Read More »
A Private Journey
A Private Journey By Byron Washington, Columnist Few things are private. People post and share everything happening in their lives on social media. If the person is a social media… Read More »
Pan African Women of Faith Advocate to Prevent Malnutrition
Pan African Women of Faith Advocate to Prevent Malnutrition By Rev. Dr. Angelique Walker-Smith “Blessed is she who has believed that the Lord would fulfill His promises to her.” Luke… Read More »
Dr. Brenda Kaye Miller Thompson Observes National Gun Violence Awareness and Prevention Wear Orange Weekend (June 3-5, 2022) in Honor of Her Beloved Son, Cortlandt Gerard Thompson
By Dr. Brenda Thompson, 8th Episcopal District My beloved son, Cortlandt Gerard Thompson, was a fifth-generation AME. He traveled to all of the AME meetings from infancy as I did… Read More »
Down the Road
Down the Road Rev. Renita Green, Columnist On July 14, 1865, Bishop Daniel Payne preached the dedication of Holy Trinity African Methodist Episcopal Church, Wilberforce, Ohio. Its founders planted Holy… Read More »
God Is Still Looking For Men To Stand In The Gap
God Is Still Looking For Men To Stand In The Gap By Rev. Gregory E. Singleton Ezekiel 22:23, 29-30 23 And the word of the Lord came unto me, saying, 29 The people of… Read More »