Category: Columnists
The Truth Behind the Coverage of the Vice-President’s Staff Transitions
By Rev. Carey Grady, 7th Episcopal District Politics is the Art of Compromise. Compromise is an intentional and mature way of handling conflicting ideas and potential conflict. Compromise occurs when groups… Read More »
The Truth Behind the Coverage of the Vice-President’s Staff Transitions
By Rev. Carey Grady, 7th Episcopal District Politics is the Art of Compromise. Compromise is an intentional and mature way of handling conflicting ideas and potential conflict. Compromise occurs when groups… Read More »
The Truth is the Light
By: Reverend Dr. Charles R. Watkins, Jr., Columnist Based on Biblical Text: Numbers 21:8: And the LORD said unto Moses, Make thee a fiery serpent, and set it upon a… Read More »
Moments in Black History Were in My House and in My Neighborhood
By James B. Ewers Jr., Ed.D., Columnist Black History was in my neighborhood in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Men and women who looked like me were successful and were role models… Read More »
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Botswana Annual Conference celebrates WMS Day of Service
By Potlako Molomo, Contributing Writer It was all smiles behind the masks, well wishes, praising God, and catching up as the Women’s Missionary Society (WMS) of the Botswana Annual Conference… Read More »
God Is Not Through with Me Yet
Rev. Dr. Maxine Thomas, Columnist “I am confident of this, that the one who began a good work among you will bring it to completion by the day of Jesus… Read More »
Lessons I Learned from a Green Thumb
By Robbie Colson-Ramsey, Contributing Writer If you have read any of my other articles, you might know that I started a new hobby during the pandemic, being a plant mom…. Read More »
Faith In Action
Random Acts of Kindness The call of mission, evangelism, and growth are intertwined with the work of the church. This call is particularly true in the 13th Episcopal District of the… Read More »
Connecting Pastors, Lay Leaders, And Scientists
Dr. Betty Holley, Contributing Writer Who would have ever surmised that the issue of climate justice would weave together science and theology—two unsuspecting disciplines? In the face of the looming… Read More »
Traveling through our Pain with Purpose
Dr. Herman O. Kelly, Jr., Columnist At some point in each of our lives, we experience pain through the loss of a loved one. We experience pain through the end… Read More »
Mount Moriah AME Church Hosts First MLK March
By Janice Nichols To commemorate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Mount Moriah African Methodist Episcopal Church in Rocky Point, North Carolina, launched the first MLK… Read More »
Just For a Moment
Let it Out Lic. Tricia I. Thomas, Contributing Writer Many of us have heard about the strong black woman (or strong black male) trope. It is this notion that we,… Read More »